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The Committee of 12 (C12) proposed a broad set of changes to University policies on academic integrity and discipline — from restructuring the judicial process to researching exam proctoring — which will be voted on by governing bodies in the coming weeks.

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A group in angel costumes defended LGBTQ students at BYU against protesters.

Following his remarks, the Faculty Senate heard the Committee of 12’s Honor Code recommendations. Doerr School Dean Majumdar also spoke on the sustainability school’s plans for the future.

While cameras are apparently neutral pieces of technology, they often demonstrate systematic biases. We also know that policing and police systems disproportionately impact people of color. Princeton is not immune to these challenges either.

The Pre-read is a Princeton tradition that 'introduces first-year students to the intellectual life of the University by offering opportunities to engage with a book that is made available to students, faculty and staff'

Student members of the Committee of 12 (C12) pitched Honor Code-related proposals to members of the Undergraduate Senate and Graduate Student Council at Thursday’s student stakeholder meeting. The C12 proposal did not include explicit changes to the Honor Code regarding a divisive topic among students — proctoring of examinations — but did suggest conducting research to study the issue.

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The Committee of 12 (C12) was formed to recommend changes to Stanford's Honor Code and its interpretation. This quarter, they will share proposed reforms on the Honor Code, to be voted on by the Board of Judicial Affairs, Undergraduate Senate, Graduate Student Council and Faculty Senate.

Ressa is a graduate of Princeton’s Great Class of 1986 and New Jersey’s Toms River High School North.