This past month, Junior Class President Rohan Shah and Junior Student Council Representative Cynthia Shen worked together to equip the women’s bathrooms at PDS with feminine hygiene product stations....

PDS Upper School has witnessed many visits during Day 1 community block gatherings. But, none could replace the notable visit made by Kara Swisher, a PDS Alumni. Swisher is a writer for The New York Times,...

The American Climate Leadership Awards were created to recognize, reward, and spotlight an individual’s leadership in response to climate change. The award is given to those who care not just for themselves...

In the constantly evolving landscape of education, there is always room for improvement. Some students, such as PDS sophomores Ankith Namireddy and Justin Phillip, have taken it into their own hands to...

Two groups of Princeton Day students were fortunate enough this past March to continue learning in far-off locales, namely Rome and Eleuthera Island. These overseas programs are enrichment learning experiences...

On July 5, 2023, the New York Times published an article titled “It’s Getting Hard to Stage a School Play Without Political Drama.” The article explained in-depth the challenges faced by high school...

With the recent surge of advancements in the field of generative artificial intelligence (AI), which has led to programs such as ChatGPT, America has been constantly debating the ethics and usability of...

The annual Teacher Awards, organized by Student Council, is a fun way to show appreciation to our teachers while having a laugh. Students get to nominate their favorite teachers for certain funny titles...

On February 7, an emergency Upper School gathering was held. Head of School Dr. Kelley Nicholson-Flynn and Head of Upper School Ms. Katie O'Shaughnessey addressed the recent discriminatory behavior at...

Over the past three months, the Environmental Action (EnAct) club has been working tirelessly to plan and host EnAct’s second annual symposium. The symposium is a climate conference hosted by PDS students...

In June 2023, the Supreme Court invalidated race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina. Affirmative action has shaped school and college admissions for decades in...

The ever-changing college application process just took another turn. Colleges are now going from test-optional admissions to once again requiring standardized testing,  such as the SAT and ACT. The college...