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Semester in Switzerland (and Beyond)

Last semester (Fall 2023), I had the privilege of studying abroad at ETH Zürich in Switzerland. My experience exceeded my expectations in so many ways, and it’s hard to understate my gratitude for…

 

An Honest Reflection of Junior Fall

By the end of sophomore year, I felt confident as a Princeton student. I’d already been through several semesters and I had gotten used to Princeton’s social and academic environments. But as junior…

 

The Last First Day

A chilly morning in late January, with gray but otherwise clear skies, marked the first day of classes of the spring semester. For the class of 2024, this first day was particularly special, as it…

 

A Tour of the Renovated Gym

​Phase 1 of the Dillon Gym renovation was completed just in time for the beginning of the spring semester. On opening day, Campus Rec hosted tours of the new space, and the Princeton Tiger made an…

 

7 Princeton Traditions in My Last Semester

As a follow-up to my sophomore blog post about 7 traditions in my first on-campus semester, I now present to you 7 traditions from my final semester. 1. Taking 3 courses + thesisIn the final…

 

Commencement Commences

Commencement is not a single ceremony at Princeton. Instead, it is a multi-day series of events, ceremonies, and traditions to send off the graduating class with no shortage of pomp and circumstance…

 

Appreciation for the University Chapel

The University Chapel is a beautiful Gothic building across from Firestone library in the center of campus. The title "Chapel," conferring the image of a small worship house, is a bit…

 

The Guyot Dinosaur and Other (Inanimate) Campus Companions

The most valuable aspect of Princeton is the community, because the people you meet and friendships you form are what truly make the college experience meaningful. In addition to my living and…

 

Finding your Space at Princeton: The AccessAbility Center

One of my favorite things about Princeton is the opportunity to meet with students from diverse backgrounds and engage with different facets of your identity. Coming into Princeton, I knew I wanted…

 

Access to Top Leaders

Access to the top can mean a variety of things; in this case, it means being able to speak with industry leaders.  Princeton is home to a wide variety of opportunities, from study abroad…

 

‘Música, Maestro!’ A Semester of Musical Exploration with Sinfonia

Before coming to Princeton, I was worried about the uncertainty of my musical journey after high-school. Would I be able to take lessons? Would I definitely need to abandon music? These questions…

 

Beyond Borders: Uniting Through Sports at Princeton

The atmosphere crackled with anticipation as I made my way through the buzzing crowds at Jadwin Gymnasium. Every step echoed the heartbeat of a campus pulsating with excitement, nerves, and unbridled…

 

Surviving the College Admissions Waiting Game

As senior year draws to a close, the anticipation surrounding college admissions can feel overwhelming. It's natural to fixate on the outcome, but obsessing over it can make the waiting game…

 

Soaking Up the Summer Before College

Now that school is starting to wrap up for many high school students, I wanted to share some tips for enjoying your summer which are especially relevant to incoming first years, who we also refer to…

 

Fun Facts About Princeton

Fun Facts About Princeton Nassau Hall, home to the Office of the President and other senior administrators, served as the nation’s capital for four months and eight days in 1783, when…

 

The Joys of the PUL Makerspace

One of the best hidden gems I have discovered during my time at Princeton is the Makerspace! Located in the basement of the Lewis Library, the Makerspace is a creative technology space which serves…

 

Best Summer Spots on Campus

As summer nears, whether you are an alum returning for Reunions, a student staying on campus, or a prospective student visiting the school, Princeton’s warm weather and lively atmosphere are things…

 

Reflections on New York Tiger Trek 2024

Over spring break last month, departments and programs throughout Princeton offered a variety of funded trips for students. Among these trips are the TigerTreks, sponsored by the Princeton…

 

Elise Kratzer ‘24

Hey everyone! My name is Elise, and I'm a senior concentrating in Computer Science with certificates in Entrepreneurship and Latin American Studies. I’m writing my senior thesis on AI in Drug…

 

Evelyn Howe ‘25

Hi everyone! I’m Evelyn (Evey) Howe, and I’m a class of ‘25 student studying SPIA with certificates in Entrepreneurship and Gender & Sexuality Studies. I am currently studying abroad in Cape Town…

 

Whitt Harper

Whitt Harper is from Little Rock, Arkansas. He is a senior in the Neuroscience Department, where he studies how neurodivergent behaviors change brain-brain interactions. As an autistic person, he…

 

John Freeman

Hello! My name is John and I am a member of the Class of 2024 concentrating in Classics with certificates in German and Hellenic Studies. Princeton has given me numerous opportunities to study abroad…

 

Jessica Poon

Hi! I’m Jessica and I’m a member of the Class of 2027 from Hong Kong. I’m planning to major in Public Policy (SPIA) with a certificate in Teacher Preparation. Prior to my freshman year, I…

 

Katie Daniels

Hey, everyone! My name is Katie, and I am a sophomore in New College West. I am concentrating in neuroscience, and I hope to attend medical school after graduation.At Princeton, I work in two…

 

Brandon Scott

Reading, writing and running. I don’t think life demands we do much more than these three things, which is good because I can’t do much else. Old Nassau has offered me the chance to explore all three…

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