Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.20.24
Dean Karen Richardson
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Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.20.24
Dean Karen Richardson
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Fli Abroad: Inside My Latina First-Generation Low Income Study Abroad Experience
07.11.24
Melissa Ruiz
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Fli Abroad: Inside My Latina First-Generation Low Income Study Abroad Experience
07.11.24
Melissa Ruiz
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The Princeton Transfer Community, A Shining Example of Campus Diversity
11.09.23
Brenden Garza
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The Princeton Transfer Community, A Shining Example of Campus Diversity
11.09.23
Brenden Garza
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Self-Discovery and Queer Life at Princeton: A Personal Reflection
07.10.23
You’ll find that queer people at Princeton find ways to make space for themselves, and it’s in those enclaves where I’ve found my place and have grown as a human being. I don’t know who I would be without those people, who make both this place and myself better every day.
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Facing Loneliness and Finding Belonging While Forging a New Path, From a First-gen Transfer Student
02.08.23
As a result of SIFP’s efforts, I have felt that I belong–something I had always hoped for before I set foot at Princeton University. The advocacy for FLI students on campus empowered me to express myself and have my voice heard.
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First-gen Student and Local Politician, a Princeton Transfer Story
02.07.23
I remember standing in front of the medallion on the walkway of the courtyard leading to Nassau Hall the next day, feeling a profound sense of gratitude and humility; and a renewed faith that anything is possible with hard work and determination.