This Week in Photos: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
As Thanksgiving break drew to a close, the town of Princeton swung into full gear with holiday decorations.
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As Thanksgiving break drew to a close, the town of Princeton swung into full gear with holiday decorations.
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.
As fall comes to Princeton, club sports practice and compete, and students wander around campus.
This week, various construction projects continue to block off parts of campus as students begin their academic year at Princeton.
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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.
Amid news of the war in Ukraine, students completed their midterm exams and assignments and went on spring break.
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This week, students ventured outside more as the weather continued to warm up, Naacho performed, and the women's ice hockey team went head to head against Yale University.
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.
This week, students continued to walk to class in wintery weather, a cappella groups held performances, and guest speaker Hasan Minhaj visited Richardson Auditorium to discuss history, politics, and culture in the context of the 2022 election cycle.
This week, dining halls and other establishments reopened for in-person seating, and a snowstorm hit campus. Sophomores are bickering or signing in to eating clubs.
After the first snowstorm of the semester, students and visitors took advantage of the abundant snow to explore campus and go sledding. Keep scrolling to see how a blanket of snow enhances the beauty of Princeton’s campus.
This week, students returned from winter break to reunite and start the spring semester.
As the end of the semester nears, students gear up for finals season. Holiday decorations appear around Princeton, and good weather appears occasionally even as winter is coming.
This week, Princeton football defeated the Columbia Lions with a final score of 24–7, and A$AP Ferg performed at the first in-person Lawnparties in two years.
This week, Divest Princeton held a sit-in outside Nassau Hall to protest Princeton’s climate change initiatives. The women’s soccer team won their game against Yale, and alumni gathered to watch the football game against Stetson.
This week, students counterprotested a fundamentalist religious group. Several eating clubs and the Murray-Dodge Café reopened their doors to all students, and reconstruction of the Princeton Art Museum continued.
This week, members of the Princeton community gathered to remember those who died on September 11, 2001. Students celebrated the first week of classes with orientation activities and outdoor fun.
This week, members of the Princeton community protested the University’s handling of the remains of the 1985 MOVE police bombing victims. More flowers bloomed across campus as students finished classes. Renovations at the Princeton Art Museum have brought constant construction to the center of campus.