
Alexandra Orbuch
Alexandra Orbuch is a Freshman at Princeton University from Los Angeles, California hoping to study Politics. On campus, she writes for The Princeton Tory, the university’s journal for conservative thought, and the Princeton Legal Journal, the university’s undergraduate Law review.


I Stand for the Adoption of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism at Princeton
That proposal, which needed nine votes to become a Senate-sponsored referendum and appear before the student body for a vote, failed after public opposition by USG U-Councilor Judah Guggenheim, a Jewish undergraduate.


Antisemitism: Back in Vogue?
Antisemitism must not be permitted to become so commonplace and unchecked in this country that politicians can spew hatred and falsehood with no repercussions or accountability.

Princeton Student Government Will Not Make a Statement for or Against BDS-Aligned Referendum
Because of election mishandling, the Princeton BDS-aligned referendum neither passes or fails. Now it’s up to the university administration to decide how to proceed.

Inside the Princeton BDS Referendum Controversy
After the Chief Elections Manager of Student Government informed Tigers for Israel that abstentions counted as votes cast, he reversed the decision. Opposition thought the referendum failed. Now it’s up in the air.