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A Reflection on Study Abroad

If you had told me my first year that I would choose to study abroad, I would have thought you were crazy. Why on earth would I want to leave a place like Princeton? After all, hadn’t I worked…

 

Bem-vindo a Lisboa!

The school year is finally over and that means it's time for students to disperse and do myriad activities for the summer. Some go home and visit family, some may actually go and take more classes…

 

Sophomoric

While the first year at Princeton, for most, is characterized by exploration (and, understandably, confusion, disorientation and hyperactivity), sophomore year at Princeton revolves around decision.…

 

One for the Books

Most children’s first word is “mama”; mine was “book.” In preschool, as other kids scampered around Toys "R" Us, I devoured the shelves of Barnes & Noble. Some go weak in the knees at the scent…

 

You May Say I'm A Dreamer

For the past three years, I’ve kept the same slip of paper pinned to the bulletin board in my dorm room. It reads:“I think guitar groups are becoming passé.” – Record Company Executive in his…

 

Service at Princeton

Princeton's informal motto is "Princeton in the Nation's Service and the Service of Humanity." Revised last year to unite part of former President Woodrow Wilson’s “In the Nation’s Service” speech…

 

Jewish High Holidays at Princeton

When I first came to Princeton, I was nervous about how I would be able to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. During high school, I had always taken the days off from school and attended…

 

The Busy Times of Junior Fall

Fall of junior year has come in full swing, and what a big swing it's been. Gone are the days of merely struggling to balance just classes and social interaction, as Princeton adds on to the…

 

Finding Spaces of Growth

After the end of my first semester at Princeton, I had a week-long vacation. During that time I spent hours looking at the websites of the different centers and programs at Princeton. Although I felt…

 

Indiana Jones and the Book on C Floor of Firestone Library

In the north of campus sits the cavernous Firestone Library: six floors stuffed with books in an impressively iceberg-ish set up. What appears to be a normal building on the surface actually extends…

 

What is the CJL?

It can take some time to learn the Princeton lingo and there is a lot! One of the phrases you will hear with some frequency is the CJL or Center for Jewish Life. The CJL is a hub for student…

 

Princeton in the Time of Coronavirus

Like all Princeton students, I was devastated by the announcement that we would have to leave campus to finish the spring semester. So much of the magic of Princeton involves the engaging…

 

Aprender a amar los descansos de estudio

Los estudiantes de Princeton disfrutan de bromear sobre el lenguaje único de acrónimos y jerga que hemos desarrollado para comunicar sobre diferentes actividades y aspectos de la vida en el campus.…

 

My Study Abroad Adventure(s)

Even before I arrived at Princeton, I knew that I wanted to study abroad. I have always been curious about travel and experiencing new languages and cultures. My initial plan was to study abroad in a…

 

Encontrar comunidad a través del fútbol

En el otoño de mi primer año, llevé mi pelota de fútbol a Poe Field una tarde buscando un sitio para practicar. Una amplia explanada de césped que se curva alrededor de una esquina del campus, Poe…

 

Cómo mi pasantía del verano se convirtió en un trabajo para todo el año

Si me hubieras dicho cuando empecé en Princeton que solo un año más tarde iba a ser un contribuidor editorial en una revista, te hubiera dicho: ¡Qué locura! Definitivamente no te hubiera creído…

 

¿Qué es “Room Draw?”

Una característica única de la vida estudiantil en Princeton es que casi todos los estudiantes de la Universidad viven en el campus durante cuatro años. A diferencia de muchas otras escuelas, aquí no…

 

Siendo independiente en Princeton

Una parte icónica de la experiencia de Princeton es el club de comida (“eating club”), o mejor dicho, 11 clubes de comida. Por lo general, si alguien fuera de la Burbuja Naranja (“Orange Bubble”) me…

 

Mis crónicas de tener una lesión en el campus

Cuando era pequeña, tenía miedo de bajar por el tobogán en el parque, así que pensarías que cuando me convertí en un “volador” (la chica encima de la pirámide humana) en Princeton Cheerleading, me…

 

Un sentimiento que no se puede expresar

El servicio comunitario ha sido parte de mi vida desde que tengo memoria. Durante la preparatoria, participé en una multitud de organizaciones sin fines de lucro y quería continuar mi trabajo…

 

Un Estudiante de Primera Generación en Princeton

Soy estadounidense de primera generación y estudiante universitario de primera generación. Llegar a la universidad no fue un proceso fácil; aunque mis padres me ofrecieron su apoyo incondicional, no…

 

Una guía de supervivencia para las aplicaciones universitarias

A medida que la fecha límite para las aplicaciones de acción temprana a Princeton se acerca cada vez más, recuerdo constantemente mi propio camino a Princeton y el proceso que me llevó llegar hasta…

 

De un estudiante de cuarto año a otro

Estimados futuros estudiantes:Respira profundamente. Sé que la temporada de solicitudes para la universidad puede ser un momento estresante. En realidad, estoy pasando por el mismo proceso—pero con…

 

Being a Peer Academic Adviser (PAA)

When you arrive at Princeton, one of the first bits of information you will receive is a crazy statistic about the percentage of students who will change their concentration from what they had…

 

¿Cómo es la universidad diferente de la escuela secundaria?

Mis maestros en la escuela secundaria solían decir que “la universidad sería diferente.” Por lo general, hacían referencia a la idea de que las expectativas de los estudiantes universitarios son más…

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