Despite balancing exams and hockey practice, with the final stretch of the season in sight, the women's hockey team is digging deep to find the will to win.

A s our time as sports editors for the 131st board of The Daily Princetonian grinds to a halt, we're trying to find meaning in the 12,586,221 hours we've spent working at this paper in the last year, which is

According to a recent piece on "20/20," a person's happiness is determined not by genetics or the events that occur in one's life, but rather by one's relative state of mind.

For most students, Intersession is a time of unwinding and much-needed relaxation. But for winter athletes, the season's midpoint is a perfect vantage point both to reflect on the past and prepare for the future.

In the men's basketball team's Jan. 9 loss to Lafayette, the Tigers built a formidable lead in the first half before fading down the stretch and falling in overtime, 76-71.

If the women's basketball team's victory against Penn was any indication, the Ivy League might be a cure for the Tigers, who struggled in non-conference play before taking down the Quakers to begin the league season undefeated.