Alumni participated enthusiastically in an interactive Q&A session to launch “Connect: A Black Alumni Leadership Initiative” at the recent Coming Back and Moving Forward conference on campus. Some 650 black alumni attended the conference to share experiences and plan future involvement with the University.
Photo by Andrea Kane
The dynamic art of Odili Donald Odita in the entrance of Butler College’s 1967 Hall will greet class members when they gather Saturday, November 14, to celebrate the opening earlier this fall of the dormitory their generosity made possible.
Photo by Brian Wilson
Football safety and rules have come a long way since the sport’s early days, but Princeton players are still known by their stripes. On November 14 the Tigers take on the Yale Bulldogs at Princeton Stadium for the latest match-up of the second-oldest rivalry in college football history.
Image courtesy of Princeton University Archives
Tiger stripes are always welcome on campus, whatever the season. Butler College Director of Student Life Mindy Andino’s son, Aiden, came decked out early for Halloween at the September dedication ceremonies for the new college.
Photo by Andrea Kane
These ghostly visitors added to the pre-Halloween aura created during the recent screening of the silent movie classic The Hunchback of Notre Dame in the University Chapel.
Photo by Nicola Knipe
Class of 2013 parents will be visiting campus this weekend, and may have images like this one in their minds of way back when, when they were college students… or maybe not…
Photo courtesy of Princeton University Archives
That’s Robert H. Young ’42 guarding buried treasure – a time capsule from his class outside the Class of 1942 Lounge. On October 3 representatives of the classes of 1922, 1940, 1941, and 1942 celebrated Memorial Court, which honors these classes in the new Butler College.
Photo by Andrea Kane
Henry Cobb, design architect for Butler College, chatted with Butler resident Christine Prifti ’10 during the dedication ceremonies held on September 24. In her remarks, Prifti thanked the architect for the revitalized laundry rooms, which now encourage friendly conversation while folding clothes.
Photo by Andrea Kane
Proof positive that a green roof can yield energy savings are in these thermograph readings recorded atop the new Butler College, which was dedicated September 24. In June, readings for the conventional roof, left, hit 107 degrees Fahrenheit while those for the green roof, right, topped out at 88 degrees.
Photo courtesy of Princeton University Office of Communications and Jessica Hsu ’09
Politics lecturer Diane Snyder is leading The Rest of the Story: The Six O’Clock News, National Security, Intelligence, and You, a look at current events from conventional and unconventional sources, including comics’ monologues. The Freshman Seminar program introduces students to the excitement and rigors of Princeton academics. Topics range from hedge funds to art in Africa to climate change.
Photo by Andrea Kane
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