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Daniel Day, assistant vice president for communications, and Andrea Graham, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, share a laugh as their bus arrives at Palmer Square. Day and Graham are among the many employees and faculty participating

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Thursday, Apr 19, 2018

Emily Aronson, Office of Communications

Members of the Princeton rowing team teach Special Olympics New Jersey athletes on the indoor rowing machine. Photo by Ethan McAlpine

Rowing Special Olympics: A celebration of the athletic spirit

Tuesday, Apr 10, 2018

By Sophia Cai, centraljersey.com

Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber met with Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert (center, left) and members of the town council Monday, Feb. 26, to discuss topics including the University’s Campus Plan, town-gown partnerships, the innovation e

Eisgruber joins Princeton town officials to discuss Campus Plan, partnerships

Tuesday, Feb 27, 2018

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.

Alvin Daniel, technical support specialist in the Office of the Dean for Research, organizes donated clothes at HomeFront, which helps homeless families build lives of self-respect, stability and independence through a variety of programs.

Month of Service provides opportunities to volunteer, learn and reflect

Wednesday, Feb 14, 2018

By Gwen McNamara, Pace Center for Civic Engagement

Residential food service worker Leonie Laloi-Joseph ladles leftover vegetable barley soup into a bag for storage. Leftover food is frozen and donated to Bentley Community Services.

Saving food, one ounce at a time

Thursday, Jan 25, 2018

By Nick Donnoli, Office of Communications

Annual business attire clothing drive to be held

Thursday, Jan 18, 2018

by jtalaric

Beginning Wednesday, January 24, Princeton University is conducting its annual clothing drive to benefit Dress for Success, HomeFront’s Suitably Dressed, UIH’s Operation Fatherhood, and Mercer Street Friends, all Mercer County organizations that collect “gently used” business attire for men and women.

rice krispie treats won the holiday bake-off supporting the united way

Campus-wide bake-off delivers sweet treats and goodwill

Wednesday, Dec 20, 2017

By Denise Valenti, Office of Communications Princeton University’s Holiday Bake-Off brought the tastes and spirit of the season to the Frist Campus Center on Dec. 13, raising $679 for the United Way of Greater Mercer County’s Community Impact Fund.

Princeton University has issued a planning framework to guide campus development through 2026 in the context of potential needs over three decades. This illustration shows the potential initiatives of the planning framework as well as longer-term opportu

Princeton issues planning framework to guide campus development

Tuesday, Dec 5, 2017

Princeton University has issued a planning framework to guide campus development over the next 10 years in the context of potential needs and developments over the next 30 years.

Thursday, Nov 2, 2017

by jtalaric

By Princeton Athletics Men’s heavyweight rowing coach Greg Hughes helped launch the partnership, and students are now leading the program. While staff at the Special Olympics envisioned their athletes working on machines in the boathouse, many now train on Princeton’s Lake Carnegie.

Princeton Police Department Patrol Officer Ashley Gaylord and Department of Public Safety Patrol Officer David Tricoche contribute to the enhanced coordination and training that has helped both forces promote a safer campus and community.

Campus and town police work to keep Princeton safe

Thursday, Oct 5, 2017

by jtalaric

By Pooja Makhijani, Office of Communications The departments have had an ongoing and evolving partnership since Paul Ominsky, executive director of public safety, arrived at the University in 2010. The collaboration aims to provide the best possible emergency response and policing to communities — both on campus and off.

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