Saving Money, But At What Cost? My Observation As A Princeton Course Fellow This Summer 

Joseph Gonzalez /October 6, 2026

You would not receive much pushback if you considered Princeton University synonymous with money. Its $36 billion endowment is no secret. While it tries to deflect further ire from the Trump administration, it has already successfully avoided an $180 million endowment tax by offering more financial assistance to students below a certain economic threshold. Dispersing […]

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President Trump’s Longest War And Its Effect On Those Currently Serving

Joseph Gonzalez /March 25, 2026

The Iran war is not the only conflict occupying the Trump administration’s attention these days; another major front is Trump’s war against the Ivy League. It has been the administration’s longest battle to date, as they continue to fire shots at academia across the bow. The Department of War, led by Princeton alumnus Secretary of […]

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