Princeton
Coverage of Princeton in the Nexus archive.
- These Wall Streeters didn't go to target schools. A $7,000 course helped them reach the big leagues.
Non-target school students are using Wall Street Oasis, a $7,000 course platform, to break into Wall Street careers. The platform offers financial modeling courses, mock interviews, and a network of 3,000 mentors, with 88% of students completing 90% of courses securing jobs within 12 months. A Georgia State University student used it to land an internship at Wells Fargo.
- Princeton cannibal who ate his brother's eyeball found dead in prison
A Princeton man known for eating his brother's eyeball was found dead in prison. The incident highlights a disturbing case of cannibalism linked to a criminal act.
- Princeton mandates proctoring in-person exams, upending 133 years of precedent
Princeton University has mandated proctoring for in-person exams, ending a 133-year precedent. The decision was passed by the faculty and marks a significant change in the university's examination policies. This new policy will impact students taking in-person exams.
- Bitcoin Newcomers FAQ - Please read!
The /r/Bitcoin Newcomers FAQ provides educational resources for understanding Bitcoin, including articles, books, and videos by notable figures like Wences Casares and Andreas Antonopoulos. It highlights Bitcoin's key properties such as limited supply, decentralization, and censorship resistance.