Welcoming our newest tigers to the family 🧡🖤 Congratulations to our seventh cohort of transfer students. We cannot wait to see you in the fall 🐅

May the 4th be with you 🌌

Two weeks ago our sophomores celebrated Declaration Day in their #Princeton2026 sweaters, much different than the symbolic class fashion of 100 years ago! Starting in the 1870s and continuing throughout the early 1900s, rising juniors gallivanted down Nassau Street and through campus in a tradition called The High Hat Parade. Donning top hats and canes, these accessories celebrated their step into upperclassmen-hood. Swipe for photos of the parade throughout the years: 1. (Title Slide) 1904 2. 1904 3. 1906 4. 1915 5. 1919 6. 1920 7. 1925 8.

It’s a beautiful day to become a tiger 🧡🖤 Happy College Decision Day!!!

Study abroad is our Roman empire. John Freeman ‘24 speaks to the two semesters he spent in Greece and Rome, complete with week-long field study trips and archeological site visits. Read more about the experiences that inspired his Classics senior thesis at our #LinkInBio 📚 🇬🇷 🇮🇹

Scenes from Princeton Preview 🐅🎊 So excited to welcome #Princeton2028 to campus this fall!

“Embracing the Bridge Year experience will not only shape your time at Princeton but also transform your perspective, inspiring a lifelong commitment to global engagement, personal growth, empathy, and a hope for learning more about yourself, others, and the world we live in.” – Jessica Poon ‘27 Read Jessica’s full blog at the @apply.princeton #LinkInBio The @novogratzbridgeyear allows incoming Princeton students to engage in nine months of tuition-free, University-sponsored, community-based global learning prior to the start of their campus studies.

Hi everyone! My name is Kyle (@kal.ayisi) and I’m a senior from Columbus, OH. I’m studying neuroscience with a certificate in statistics and machine learning (SML). Outside of the classroom, I am a peer academic advisor for @rockycollegeprinceton, a campus visit ambassador, and am involved in a couple dance groups as well as the club volleyball team. Looking forward to sharing a day in my life at Princeton with y’all! Follow along as Kyle takes over our story tomorrow!

President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 and his adorable dog Buster offer a warm welcome and congratulations to the great class of 2028! #Princeton2028

Hi! My name is Pia DiCenzo and I'm from Charlotte, NC. I am a senior studying mechanical and aerospace engineering (MAE) with a certificate in robotics and intelligent systems. On campus I serve as co-president of the MAE Undergraduate Student Council, work as a Campus Visit Ambassador, and am a member of @princetoncottageclub, one of the 11 eating clubs at Princeton. Outside of class you can find me taking a walk through the towpath, in a @pucampusrec spin class, or working on my thesis with my friends.