Published twice a year and distributed to undergraduates, its pages include fiction, poetry, essays, interviews, photography, and artwork. A recent addition to this tradition is the Eclectic. Residential colleges and ethnic groups also produce several publications. WPRB, one of the oldest student-run radio stations in the country, transmits at 103.3 FM stereo and covers all of New Jersey and parts of New York and Pennsylvania. Because the station is affiliated with the Associated Press, WPRB gives students the advantages of national affiliation while offering unusual opportunities for creativity.
All competition is on an intercollegiate level.
Whig-Clio brings about 20 speakers to campus each year. Speakers give a formal address and attend informal seminars, receptions, and dinners with members. The Senate explores topics of national importance in a format that matches students with experts on both sides of an issue. The Debate Panel participates in and often sponsors tournaments that draw participants from the U.S. and abroad. The International Relations Council runs informal discussions of foreign affairs with Princeton faculty and seminars at U.N. missions in New York, and represents Princeton in intercollegiate Model U.N. competitions.