Recent News
By Denise Valenti for the Office of Communications
Princeton University’s Department of Public Safety will be among the first emergency dispatch centers across the country to receive precise location data for 911 mobile calls placed within its jurisdiction.
By Gwen McNamara, Pace Center for Civic Engagement
Seven families will soon be moving into new homes in Trenton, New Jersey, thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Burlington County and Greater Trenton-Princeton and hundreds of volunteers from across the region, including students, faculty and staff from Princeton University.
By Emily Aronson, Office of Communications
The roof and cupola rising above Princeton University’s iconic Nassau Hall will be the center of a restoration project set to begin mid-June.
United Way officials and Princeton University representatives gathered April 23 on campus to acknowledge the $128,998 raised for the United Way in this year’s campaign.
By Daniel Day, Office of Communications
Nearly 200 people gathered at Princeton University on Friday, May 4, for the fourth annual Capital Region Minority Chamber of Commerce “Diversity Summit” to connect small women- and minority-owned businesses with institutions of higher education.
Did you know that compared with other towns across New Jersey, Princeton has a higher than average percentage of our population that walks or bikes to work?
By Emily Aronson, Office of Communications
Gwen McNamara, Pace Center for Civic Engagement
What’s your service focus? That’s the question Princeton students will consider as part of a new program that bridges service and learning across the first two years of the undergraduate experience.
Emily Aronson, Office of Communications
After five years of long drives from Flemington to Princeton, Karen Babecki thought there must be a better way to commute to work. She joined the University’s Revise Your Ride program in January and has been carpooling to campus ever since.
By Sophia Cai, centraljersey.com
By Michael Hotchkiss, Office of Communications
Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber joined Princeton town officials Monday, Feb. 26, for a wide-ranging discussion on topics of joint interest, including the University’s Campus Plan, town-gown partnerships, the innovation ecosystem, immigration and sustainability.
