Staff Writer, Office of Communications
Rebekah Schroeder is a Staff Writer at the Office of Communications. She focuses on themes related to education, higher education, and the intersection of culture and society, exploring topics such as campus life, university research, and lifelong learning. Rebekah's work has been featured in CommunityNews.org, Princeton University, and TAPinto.net - Local News and Digital Marketing.
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Rebekah's coverage encompasses a mix of business and culture & society topics, with a focus on events, press releases, announcements, and seasonal content. She may be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives that highlight business developments within the cultural fabric of a community.
Given her interest in event coverage and press releases, she may respond well to pitches surrounding art exhibitions or sculpture unveilings within local communities. Additionally, given the emphasis on private sector announcements and business themes covered in her articles, she might also be receptive to news about new businesses opening within specific communities or any significant changes occurring within existing ones.
Rebekah does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but seems open to covering local community-based stories with broader implications for both business and societal aspects.
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Sims' work transformed how central banks and government leaders understand the economy.
By: Rebekah Schroeder
As the country celebrates its 250th anniversary, a Princeton undergraduate history course has welcomed students into Special Collections at Princeton
By: Rebekah Schroeder
Princeton University junior Quentin Colón Roosevelt has been awarded a Truman Scholarship, which provides funding for graduate studies in public
At its Class Day ceremony, the Class of 2026 celebrated the achievements and leadership of some of its most outstanding members.
By: bySameer A. Khan, Rebekah Schroeder
Nine members of Princeton's Class of 2026 became commissioned officers in the U.S. Army and Air Force on May 26 during a ceremony led by Brig. Gen. Grant S. Fawcett, a Class of 1996 alumnus who was commissioned through Princeton's ROTC program.
By: Rebekah Schroeder, byDenise Applewhite
Nora Graves has always looked at language as a fascinating puzzle to piece together.
By: Rebekah Schroeder
As Princeton marks its role in Revolution-era history , numerous public events are being held across campus and in the surrounding community to recognize America's 250th.
In the 1770s, Princeton was a sleepy crossroads a hard day's ride up the King's Highway from Philadelphia.
The grants were part of a round of awards made to 81 humanities projects nationwide. The two Princeton grants are for projects connected with the University's Geniza Lab.
By: Rebekah Schroeder
Princeton University celebrated the academic accomplishments of its students with the awarding of undergraduate prizes to seven students at Opening Exercises on Sunday, Aug. 30.
