This Week in Photos: Rain or shine
Photographers captured campus during the rainy week before welcoming the warm spring weather.
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Photographers captured campus during the rainy week before welcoming the warm spring weather.
Among fall foliage, Thanksgiving arrives on campus.
As fall foliages create a change in scenery, photographers capture the orange covered campus.
From the Mid Autumn festivities to musical performances, another busy week continues.
The fall semester is in full swing with various events all around campus.
The photo team captured scenes across campus during the first week of school as some return to the familiar, while others enter a new stage in life.
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.
This week, students photographed spring scenes across campus.
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.
Life the before midterms is becoming more hectic: photographers catch the first snow and another Arch Sing in this week’s photos.
For this week, students captured the erratically changing weather and the coming of spring.
This week, students captured sunsets and shows as the spring rolls in.
As the new year and new semester begins, students fall back into the typical routine on Princeton’s campus.
The Akan word ‘Sankofa’ means “it is not taboo to fetch what is at risk of being left behind.” Sankofa is often depicted as a mythical bird, with its neck turned backwards, even while it is flying forward. Naming the annual fashion event after this symbol encapsulates the experience of many people among the Black and African diaspora at Princeton: the metaphorical back-turned neck gives them a chance to look back at and engage in their cultures, even while in the Orange Bubble.
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.