Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.20.24
Dean Karen Richardson
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Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.20.24
Dean Karen Richardson
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Fli Abroad: Inside My Latina First-Generation Low Income Study Abroad Experience
07.11.24
Melissa Ruiz
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Fli Abroad: Inside My Latina First-Generation Low Income Study Abroad Experience
07.11.24
Melissa Ruiz
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The Princeton Transfer Community, A Shining Example of Campus Diversity
11.09.23
Brenden Garza
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The Princeton Transfer Community, A Shining Example of Campus Diversity
11.09.23
Brenden Garza
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Good Days and Bad Days
04.17.23
Princeton is hard, but there is always room for a bad day to turn into a good one (or, at least a slightly less bad one?).
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For the Love of ReCal, One of Many Student-created Apps
04.13.23
TigerApps are a series of apps/websites created and run by our very own Princeton students, and they’re “designed to improve your campus experience.” ...my favorite one, by far: ReCal! On ReCal, students can plan that perfect course schedule based on the updated list of classes for each semester.
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Let's Choose Courses
04.01.23
An in depth review of my course planning process for next fall!
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A Thousand Paths to Princeton
03.30.23
I believe my first words were, “Oh my God I got in,” and I believe after that (as well as after refreshing the page dozens of times to make sure it hadn’t been a mistake) they were, “What am I going to do?”
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