Students in the Class of 2024 ice skate at Baker Rink as a part of orientation activities.
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Students practice slacklining on a sunny day.
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Participants of the Whitman College Olympics battle in Tug of War.
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A member of Whitman College Council takes photos of Whitman Olympics.
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Candles commemorate members of the Princeton community who perished on 9/11.
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Croddick leads No. 1 men’s lacrosse past Duke, will play two-seed Notre Dame on championship Monday
Hayk YengibaryanThe Tigers will play the two-seeded and No. 3 ranked Notre Dame in the title game on Memorial Monday, seeking their first championship in 25 years.
The Tigers will play the two-seeded and No. 3 ranked Notre Dame in the title game on Memorial Monday, seeking their first championship in 25 years.
Enzo Kho ’26 announced as next Young Alumni Trustee, service and giving emphasized at Alumni Council meeting
Haeon LeeEnzo Kho ’26, former president of the Undergraduate Student Government, has been elected as the Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2026, following an official announcement of the results at the annual meeting of the Alumni Council on Friday. The meeting also included a presentation of various awards for alumni and remarks from leaders in the Alumni Council.
Enzo Kho ’26, former president of the Undergraduate Student Government, has been elected as the Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2026, following an official announcement of the results at the annual meeting of the Alumni Council on Friday. The meeting also included a presentation of various awards for alumni and remarks from leaders in the Alumni Council.
With 2001 champions watching, No. 1 men’s lacrosse chases a return to the title game
Hayk YengibaryanThe Tigers will face No. 13 Duke on Saturday in Charlottesville, Va., with a spot in the national championship game on the line. Princeton enters the Final Four as the only non-ACC team remaining, looking to make the title game for the first time since 2002.
The Tigers will face No. 13 Duke on Saturday in Charlottesville, Va., with a spot in the national championship game on the line. Princeton enters the Final Four as the only non-ACC team remaining, looking to make the title game for the first time since 2002.