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(12/09/23 1:01pm)
When you ask people what they love about Princeton, we almost always hear similar responses. For these interviews, we wanted to go a little deeper to see what made people really fall in love with Princeton.
(11/21/23 3:10am)
Among fall foliage, Thanksgiving arrives on campus.
(06/01/23 4:12pm)
After the buzz of Dean’s Date and exams pass, Princeton’s campus sits in silence for about a week as seniors either go on Dead Week trips or relax on campus. That silence quickly ends with the coming of Reunions and Commencement where thousands of people come back to celebrate. This photo essay gives a glimpse into the hectic week where the two events take place.
(04/27/23 6:21am)
There’s no doubt that being a student at Princeton is stressful, and whether it’s a few minutes of scrolling on social media, or some hours in the sun, the best practice to avoid being overwhelmed is to take a break from the work. We asked students what were their favorite spots to take that break, and here are some of their responses in a visual format.
(03/29/23 5:10am)
The past few years at Princeton have brought increased accessibility in all forms of the word. See our photo essay to witness how navigating around campus has changed recently.
(03/25/23 7:59pm)
Princeton fans in Princeton and in Louisville experience Princeton’s first-ever trip to the Sweet 16 in modern NCAA history.
(03/13/23 5:07am)
Take a look at how campus crowds have changed throughout the pandemic. Our photo essay captures the changes from lockdown to reopening, with a poignant reminder of the remnants of COVID-19.
(03/02/23 2:27am)
Life the before midterms is becoming more hectic: photographers catch the first snow and another Arch Sing in this week’s photos.
(02/09/23 3:55am)
As the new year and new semester begins, students fall back into the typical routine on Princeton’s campus.
(11/30/22 3:11am)
As Thanksgiving break drew to a close, the town of Princeton swung into full gear with holiday decorations.
(11/02/22 2:59am)
Fall break can serve as a respite for many students amid a busy semester. Here are some of the new sights and places our photographers explored during their week away from the classroom.
(10/12/22 1:53am)
Students took midterms and enjoyed fall foliage in the last week before Fall Break.
(10/05/22 2:35am)
Students got involved on campus this week, both inside and outside, as fall swept over campus.
(09/08/22 1:13am)
Explore Princeton’s newest residential colleges in this vibrant photo essay.
(04/20/22 2:43am)
Students spent the last weeks of class enjoying the outdoors, with surprise movie star sightings to round it all out. The Class of 2026 visited campus for the first in-person Princeton Preview in three years.
(04/22/22 4:11am)
Princeton University is a place of change for many. As they come of age, first-years from many different walks of life are brought together into a community of learning and understanding. For some queer-identifying students, the University has been a space where they have been able to be more true to who they are. For this series of photos and interviews, we asked students to give us a look into a space where they feel the most comfortable in their identity and tell us a little bit about their experiences being queer at the University.
(04/06/22 2:21am)
This week, flowers bloomed all over campus, students gathered for PrideFest, and the Fountain of Freedom in front of Robertson Hall started flowing again.
(03/23/22 3:09am)
This week, students spent time outdoors in the spring weather, Sinfonia performed a concert in the Rockefeller College common room, and men’s lacrosse secured a win against the University of Pennsylvania.
(02/25/22 3:36am)
Princeton has long been a powerhouse for STEM innovation and research. Explore our photo essay to see where students in science, technology, engineering, and math learn and work.
(02/16/22 3:25am)
This week, students sampled the soon-to-come spring weather, until Sunday’s snow extended this year’s winter activities for a few more days.