Our mission is to provide a platform for discussion amongst college-aged students, faculty, and administration in regards to current political and social issues in our lives, mainly as students on campus. We do so buy creating content, such as videos and podcasts, to encourage dialogue and give visibility to issues on Princeton University's campus, of which also translate to issues found in every campus worldwide, not just the Ivy League.
55% of the Princeton student body comprises of non-white students, with 9% of the campus population identifying as black (academic year 2018-19). In this podcast, we talk about what it's like to be a black undergraduate student at Princeton, delving into deep discussion and some hot takes. Make sure you check out our youtube channel (Woke Wednesdays) for our video on this topic too! ________________________________________________________ Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to our content and follow us on social media:
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CREDITS: Sound Engineering: Daniel Kearns
Reading period, Dean’s Date, street culture, Tiger confessions; in this week’s podcast, Woke Wednesdays are back with two guests to discuss all the aforementioned academic (and otherwise) Princeton University lore. With fall finals at Princeton occurring after winter break, the culture of stress, studying and partying is unique amongst college campuses. Join us as we talk about these important issues and our own experiences of this eccentric time. ________________________________________________________ Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to our content and follow us on social media:
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Facebook: facebook.com/GetWokeStayWoke
Twitter: twitter.com/WokeWednesdays
Spotify: tinyurl.com/ya4dl6x5
iTunes: tinyurl.com/y75zjgag
CREDITS:
Sound Engineering: Daniel Kearns
There is more to an application then your standardized test scores. In this week’s podcast, we cover how three students, each with their own unique perspective, got into Princeton. These students include: a student athlete from Georgia, a first gen low income student who grew up working in their parents restaurant, and an international student from the UK. Listen to the podcast to hear the diverse range of test scores, class standings, extracurricular activities, and stories of these students and learn that there is no formula to getting into Ivy League schools. ________________________________________________________ Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to our content and follow us on social media:
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/WokeWednesdays
Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ya4dl6x5
iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/y75zjgag
CREDITS:
Sound Engineering: Daniel Kearns
With the misinformation and stigmatization surrounding the American Muslim community, Woke Wednesdays sat down with four Muslims students to talk about the issues they face in the community as Princeton and beyond.
Woke Wednesdays video on Muslim Life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSoWb-d7N9c
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/WokeWednesdays
Website: https://wokewednesdays.us
CREDITS: Sound Engineering: Daniel Kearns