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Princeton University: The Daily Princetononian Newspaper Digitization Project Nears Completion

Filed by on June 1, 2012

From the Mudd Manuscript Library Blog:

The Princeton University Archives, working in conjunction with the Princeton University Library Digital Initiatives, has nearly completed a monumental project that will change the way researchers investigate University history.  The student newspaper, The Daily Princetonian, has been digitized from its inception in 1876 through 2002.  The site has been available in beta for almost two years, but all issues will be loaded as of June 30, 2012. 

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For the years 2002- present, users may search online via the Daily Prince site.

Direct to The Daily Princetonian/Larry DuPraz Digital Archive

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