For many Princetonians, daily campus life is experienced at a ground level.
Walking along Washington Road or passing through East Pyne Courtyard offers great views or insights into campus life that many of us take for granted while we are scuttling to our next class. However, when you adjust your vantage point, you can see this campus’s beauty from a greater perspective.
The next time you are near a window, see what you can see from above; you may see something brand new.
The SPIA building on a rainy day.
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Students study in the Genomics Cafe.
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Overhead view of Jadwin-Fine Hall enclosure.
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Students walk in front of Feinberg Hall.
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Students walking in front of Whig Hall.
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Students walk up Washington Road.
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Students pass through East Pyne courtyard.
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