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Princeton College Democrats Canvassing for Harris-Walz

Princeton University Backtracks on Fossil Fuel Disassociation

Princeton Progressives contributed the travel expenses of a group of Princeton College Democrats who spent the afternoon of Saturday, April 27th campaigning for Ashley Ehasz, who is trying to unseat the lone remaining Republican member of the US House of Representatives in suburban Philadelphia.

Progressive ally Nathaniel Howard '25 of Princeton College Democrats has now been promoted to President of the umbrella organization, College Democrats of New Jersey.

Did you know that Princeton Progressives supported a phone-banking and in-person canvassing effort, started and staffed by Princeton College Democrats, to support the Democratic candidate in a special election on Long Island? We are so proud that our members made this possible.

A Princeton graduate student was told to "keep a low profile" when he challenged the use of discriminatory materials in the French Language program. Princeton Progressives is proud to sign on in support of students and student teachers defending high standards and inclusive practices

Progressive Princetonians gathered at Terrace Club during Reunions 2023 to socialize and strategize in a community of shared values, relishing the opportunity to see one another in "real life" after many months of pandemic isolation.

In the fall of 2022, a student group formed the exciting and novel Princeton Progressive Law Society, which has gained tremendous momentum. The mission of PPLS is to present juridical approaches and constitutional interpretations where otherwise absent on campus.

On Friday, February 3rd, students belonging to Divest Princeton mounted a catchy banner prominently atop Blair Hall arch. The banner, along with hand-held signs, implored the University to take further steps than it already has promised by removing from its endowment all investments in fossil-fuel c