Peter Eaton's Work 16 pieces
As the PHS boys varsity soccer team warmed up for their game on September 26, the regular blue jerseys of the team were nowhere to be found. Instead, #IStandWithEvan was plastered in bold letters across their white... “What do we want: transparency! When do we want it: now!” Chants rang out in front of PHS after school on Monday, March 20 as a group of around 100 parents and students gathered to protest the removal of former... Lasting the entirety of the week of October 31, PHS’ second annual Instant Decision Day College Fair aimed to lower the barriers associated with the process of applying to college. This event was open for all current... Starting this year, the PHS Student Council will consist not only of elected members, but also of a general body, which will be open for all students to join. This move, made by both the advisors as well as elected... For many teachers, starting their first year teaching at a new school is no easy task. Brent Ferguson though, currently teaching Calculus, AP Calculus AB, and AP Calculus BC, has already managed to set himself apart in... The start of the 2021 school year marked the tenth year of teaching for PHS Science Teacher Jacqueline Katz. Since 2012, Katz has inspired numerous students at the high school with her enthusiasm and appreciation for... On April 25, a group of PHS students presented a research project for the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow” competition in New York City. The competition encourages students from across the country to develop creative... In late January, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed state bill S-4021/A-6100, which mandates that all New Jersey schools teach Asian-American history as a part of the core curriculum, making New Jersey the second... PHS came together to celebrate Black History Month in a way not possible since the onset of COVID-19. The high school hosted a variety of events in order to allow students to learn more about Black history and become... Dr. Robert Corell knew that he was drawn to the sciences after conducting independent research on white and red-eyed fruit flies when he was a junior in high school, later choosing to pursue a PhD in chemistry. Now,... Beginning Monday, November 8, Princeton Public Schools implemented a new COVID-19-testing program in order to sample a student population that may be harboring asymptomatic cases. Mirimus Inc., a private company is in... The Minority Student Achievement Network (MSAN) and Pride Unity Leadership Sisterhood Esteem (PULSE) programs at PHS aim to provide safe spaces for minorities. Advised by Coordinator of Student and Family Services... Juliana Krawircki The 2020-2021 school year brought with it many challenges for the teachers and faculty of PHS. Now, their efforts are being recognised with awards. Julianna Krawiecki, a PHS Drama Teacher known to her... As PHS students begin another academic year, it is difficult to ignore the construction projects occuring around the school. There are many renovations that are currently underway at PHS, most visibly including updates... Ever since he can recall, Mark Eastburn has always enjoyed being immersed in nature. In kindergarten, Eastburn was given the opportunity to take home the class pet turtle, kickstarting his passion for reptiles and... An unknown individual interrupted a sixth-grade Zoom meeting at Princeton Unified Middle School on January 8 and exposed the students to lewd drawings and a racial slur. At the time of the incident, the students were in... © 2017-2026 The Tower Site by Luke Tong '23, Jieruei Chang '24, Henry Langmack '25, Ayush Shrivastava '25, Anita Ndubisi '26, Om Mehta '26, Aryan Singla '27, and Alexander Sheng '28 
