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Firestorm erupts at Princeton High School over principal's unexplained removal - Vimarsana News

Firestorm erupts at Princeton High School over principal's unexplained removal

Princeton High School students walked out of afternoon classes on Friday, April 21, protesting the recent removal of principal Chmiel.

Student organizations emerge from challenging pandemic period with renewed commitment - Vimarsana News

Student organizations emerge from challenging pandemic period with renewed commitment

Since fall 2021, educational and extracurricular activities have slowly returned to take place in-person. The Daily Princetonian interviewed several student organizations on the impact of COVID-19 on club operations, and how student involvement and opportunities have changed and expanded from pre to post-pandemic. 

Naperville teen composes 'Jovial Echoes' to thank medical staff following brain cancer radiation therapy – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Naperville teen composes 'Jovial Echoes' to thank medical staff following brain cancer radiation therapy – Chicago Tribune

Naperville teen Sam Kagan wrote the song "Jovial Echoes" to thank the medical staff who helped him through radiation treatments for an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Naperville Teen Battling Brain Cancer Composes Song to Inspire Others - Vimarsana News

Naperville Teen Battling Brain Cancer Composes Song to Inspire Others

A Naperville teenager is hoping to inspire others with a song he composed while battling brain cancer. Listen to the full song here.

The global classroom: Princeton journalism class reports from Berlin on refugees and forced migration - Vimarsana News

The global classroom: Princeton journalism class reports from Berlin on refugees and forced migration

Students from NPR correspondent Deborah Amos’ course learned how to chronicle history as it unfolds at an international crossroads for the displaced. Amos is a Ferris Professor of Journalism in Residence.