Instead of flower arranging, the Frist Center sponsored a fruit arranging event this spring, and this delicious sculpture looked too good to eat.
Photo courtesy of the Frist Campus Center
July 2012 Archives
A film short in the upcoming "City of Gold: Tomb and Temple in Ancient Cyprus" exhibit at the University Art Museum includes this digital model of a 7th-century church. Students in the spring course "Modeling the Past" used 21st-century technology to bring new understanding to archaeological excavations conducted by Princeton at Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus, the focus of the exhibition.
Image courtesy of Isabel Kasdin '14, Horia Radoi '14, Prerna Ramachandra '14, Nora Taranto '13, and Mary Thierry '12; and Associate Professor of Computer Science Szymon Rusinkiewicz and Joanna Smith '87, associate professional specialist in the Department of Art and Archaeology
These Commencement balloons say it all - Congratulations to all who supported the Aspire campaign! The names of the more than 65,000 alumni, parents, friends, and volunteers who contributed to this success will be recorded permanently in the University's archives. Learn more at:
http://aspire.princeton.edu/news/archive/aspiretribute.xml
Photo by T. Kevin Birch
Join these Class of 2012 grads in cheering for the great efforts of all alumni, parents, volunteers, and friends who made this year at Princeton a success!
Photo by Andrea Kane