...is not just for Thanksgiving turkeys! At this year's Fristfest, students had the chance to create their own cuddly stuffed horses, monkeys, frogs, dogs, bears, and leopards to keep their tiger mascots company.
Photo by Andrea Kane
Members of the Black Arts Company--BAC--wowed audiences in front of Stanhope Hall during the annual celebration of town and gown: Communiversity.
Photo by T. Kevin Birch
This summer, 185 Princeton undergraduates will fan out to 43 countries for international internships offered through the Office of International Programs. They will return to campus with valuable experience, as did Jiun-Ruey Hu '13, above, who spent last summer in Paris as an intern with France's national research institute INSERM.
Photo courtesy of Office of International Programs
On April 26, the US Postal Service will honor José Ferrer
'33, shown above in a Freshman Herald photo, and below in the photo for his 30th
Reunion book. An Oscar and Tony Award-winning actor, Ferrer began his
climb to fame in the Triangle Club. See the stamp at http://www.beyondtheperf.com/stamp-releases/josé-ferrer
Fifty years ago, architects imagined the Engineering
Quadrangle as rendered here. Now it's a vibrant center for teaching and
research with a reach beyond its walls, as this video explains: http://www.princeton.edu/engineering/video/player/?id=7120
Princeton's Pride Alliance, which promotes understanding and acceptance on campus, sponsored a "hug-in" this week to show support of all lifestyles--and these students happily joined in.
Photo by Andrea Kane
...whimsically, of course -- an April Fool's Day greeting from this grinning
gargoyle.
Men and women's lacrosse teams won their games March 17 when they played for the first time on the new Sherrerd Field in the Class of 1952 Stadium. The field is named in honor of a legendary Tiger, John (Jay) Sherrerd '52.
Curious about Princeton's efforts to go green? Check out the
Office of Sustainability's interactive map for an armchair tour, from garden
plots to energy efficient projects like the neuroscience and psychology
building scheduled to open next spring: http://etcweb.princeton.edu/pumap/tour.php?tour=SUSTAIN
It may be gray outside, but all is cozy within the frames of
Genevieve Irwin '12's interiors. Her painting "Favored Space," featuring her
mother in the family's library, was part of her senior art show at
the Lewis Center for the Arts' Lucas Gallery. Read more at http://www.princeton.edu/arts/arts_at_princeton/visual_arts/about_the_program/exhibitions/inhabited/
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