OPINION | Guest contributor Jonathan Mummolo argues that Monday’s upcoming faculty vote to grant amnesty to students facing disciplinary action risks undermining the legitimacy of Princeton’s disciplinary process.

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Princeton’s ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment’ ended quietly on Wednesday night after nearly three weeks of rallies, lectures, art installations, and mic checks that thrust Palestine to the forefront of campus consciousness. Reporting by Miriam Waldvogel.

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The “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” has begun to decamp. Signs have gone up around Cannon Green stating, “This space is CLOSED in preparation for University events.” This marks Day 20 of the sit-in. Follow along for live updates. dailyprincetonian.com/article/2024/0…

BREAKING | In an email sent Monday evening, President Eisgruber announced that protesters at the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” must clear Cannon Green to prepare for Class Day, but did not specify a deadline. Reporting by Annie Rupertus and Olivia Sanchez.

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.Daily Princetonian Sports | On Saturday, softball won the Ivy League tournament after an if-necessary game seven win against Harvard. The Tigers will go on to play in the NCAA tournament starting Friday, May 17. Reporting by Andrew Bosworth.

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BREAKING | In a new email, President Eisgruber stated that protesters “need to clear Cannon Green,” but did not specify a timeline. He outlined the next steps, including a CPUC Resources Committee meeting tomorrow to discuss divestment from Israel.

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In addition to professional performers, this year’s GSRC Drag Brunch featured the first cohort of graduates from Drag University, a program that provides students with the knowledge and resources to try the art form. Reporting by Katie Thiers.

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OPINION | In an open letter, guest faculty members call on the Board of Trustees to intervene in the current hunger strike by protecting students’ safety, granting them good-faith dialogue, and enshrining their right to protest.

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Following a petition by six faculty members in late April, University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 has called a special meeting of the faculty for 4:30 p.m. on Monday, May 20.

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After a hunger strike that lasted nine days, the 13 participating students have ended their strike. Seven other undergraduates have taken their place, beginning a new iteration of the strike. Reporting by Miriam Waldvogel and Isabella Dail.

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BREAKING | All thirteen remaining hunger strikers at Princeton have indefinitely paused their hunger strike after nine days. Seven more will take their place.

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#SPONSORED After 25 years at Princeton, Professor Peter Singer is transferring to emeritus status.
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#TheProspect : In this month’s Sexpert issue, the Sexpert discusses the idea of public sex, explains the risks associated with it, and gives advice on experimenting in relationships.

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In a vote on Thursday, May 9, the Princeton University Postdocs and Scholars (PUPS) decided to join a union with the United Auto Workers in a 484-89 vote.

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Since 2012, Lisa Lonie has played the campus carillon, a keyboard based percussion instrument composed of twenty tons of bronze bells. The ‘Prince’ learned more about “the largest sound on campus.” Reporting by Helena Richardson.

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OPINION | Columnist Ava Johnson argues that in order to thoughtfully engage with campus events and broader political discourse, we need a better understanding of our history: the University should require an additional historical analysis requirement.

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#SPONSORED After 25 years at Princeton, Professor Peter Singer is transferring to emeritus status.
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At around 11:20 p.m., PSAFE officers issued arrest warnings to protesters for attempting to construct a tent-like structure at the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.” PSAFE officers could not clarify what types of structures are allowed under University policy.
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Over a week has now passed since the occupation of Clio Hall and the subsequent moving of the ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment’ to Cannon Green. The protesters’ hunger strike is about to enter its fifth day. Follow our ongoing updates:

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