Princeton Progressive Nation

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The Princeton Progressive Nation is a monthly journal published at Princeton University. The publication is devoted to providing a forum for liberal, moderate and progressive political thought on campus by writing on current events that effect the local community, nation and the world. The beginning of each issue also features a section entitled "Bursting the Bubble," where some editors of the publication write a short blurb on a current event. The Progressive Nation is the largest moderate or liberal publication on Princeton's campus.

The Progressive Nation is a College Publisher site.

[edit] History of the Organization

The Progressive Nation itself is a recently created organization on the Princeton campus, having been founded in 2004 by a merger of two liberal-to-moderate political publications, the Idealistic Nation and the Progressive Review^{[citation needed]}. While the current Editor-in-Chief, Robby Braun '07, was the former Managing Editor of the Idealistic Nation, most of the current staff was not directly affiliated with either now-defunct organization prior to the merger.^{[citation needed]}