It was March 28th – Ivy Day 2024 – and the culmination of all my time and effort in high school. I was in awe of the opportunity presented to...
The Case for Dismantling the DoE
On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the federal Department of Education (DoE). Since the announcement, critics have flooded social media and opinion sections with...
Opinion
Tigertown Blues: A Conservative Princetonian’s Freshman Year
It was March 28th – Ivy Day 2024 – and the culmination of all my time and effort in high school. I was in awe of the opportunity presented to...
The Case for Dismantling the DoE
On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the federal Department of Education (DoE). Since the announcement, critics have flooded social media and opinion sections with...
Know Nothing or Do Something: A Dead Party’s Lesson for the Democrats
In a wealthy society on the cusp of generation-defining technological advancement, a political party grapples with the kind of polarization that compels some pundits to predict imminent civil war. Western...
News
Zach Gardner ’26 Selected Publisher of the Princeton Tory, Khoa Sands ’26 Named Editor-In-Chief
On February 8, 2025, The Princeton Tory announced its new leadership for the 41st Managing Board. Zach Gardner ’26 has been elected Publisher, and Khoa Sands ’26 will serve as...
Princeton Departments’ Refusal to Co-Sponsor Play about 10/7 Reveals Bias Against Zionist Students
The chaotic anti-Israel protests of last year have faded, but quieter, more insidious biases have remained entrenched on Princeton’s campus. One need look no further than the experience of an...
Sunrise Princeton hosts “Emergency Rally for Climate Justice”; Princeton resumes energy research funding
On Friday, October 4, Sunrise Princeton, a climate justice student organization, held an “Emergency Rally for Climate Justice” in front of Nassau Hall. The rally drew approximately 30 attendees, who...
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Policy
The Case for Dismantling the DoE
On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the federal Department of Education (DoE). Since the announcement, critics have flooded social media and opinion sections with...
Democrats must take a stronger stand on immigration
Two years ago, my father—a lifelong Democrat—told Rachel Maddow that she and other MSNBC anchors should take immigration, particularly illegal immigration, seriously, and lobby President Biden to do the same....
Against the Policy Mindset
National attention on campus free-speech issues tends to focus on only the most sensational threats. Incidents like speaker shout-downs, disruptive protests, physical attacks, major petitions, or unjust firings garner the...
Culture
Tigertown Blues: A Conservative Princetonian’s Freshman Year
It was March 28th – Ivy Day 2024 – and the culmination of all my time and effort in high school. I was in awe of the opportunity presented to...
Know Nothing or Do Something: A Dead Party’s Lesson for the Democrats
In a wealthy society on the cusp of generation-defining technological advancement, a political party grapples with the kind of polarization that compels some pundits to predict imminent civil war. Western...
Dulce et decorum est pro democratia mori? Why Democracies Need Nationalism
Every Saturday, I walk past Nassau Hall on my way toward Witherspoon Street, drawn by the diversion of a hot cup of coffee and a quick lunch before returning to...
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