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Two projects designed by Princeton students to help make the world a better place have been awarded $10,000 by Davis Projects for Peace. Kyle Berlin ’18 plans to break down political divides through storytelling, and Lydia Watt ’18, Alice Vinogradsky ’20, Amanda Cheng ’20 and Kabbas Azhar ’18 will help bring clean water to communities in Guyana.
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Daniel Rounds, a graduating senior from Media, PA, has become the 25th recipient of the Priscilla Glickman '92 Memorial Prize for service at Princeton University.
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On Friday May 12, first-year students taking part in the John C. Bogle ’51 Fellows in Civic Service program had the opportunity to learn from their peers at the opposite end of the Princeton experience.
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Princeton University athletes recently took a break from the normal routine of class and practice to volunteer in the local community as part of the Princeton Varsity Club's Weapons of Mass Construction program.
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On Tuesday, May 4, the Pace Center said thank you and farewell to members of the Class of 2017 at the Pace Center Senior Dinner and honored two seniors with a special award, the A. James Fisher, Jr. '36 Prize.
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Celebrating Service at Princeton began with six simultaneous roundtable panel discussions designed to illuminate the broad nature of service at Princeton and the deep connections between learning and service at the University. Afterward, attendees gathered in Chancellor Green Rotunda to celebrate service as a core value of what it means to be a Princetonian. (Photo by: Helen Lin '18)
More than 300 members of the Princeton University and local communities joined together Wednesday, April 26, for Celebrating Service at Princeton. This inaugural event honored the service and civic engagement endeavors of Princeton faculty, undergraduate students, graduate students, staff and community partners.-
What is service at Princeton? For Safa Syed '17 it's about passing the mic. Hear her story about standing with others in our last video in the "Service is ..." series, which aims to share the broad definition and impact of service and civic engagement at Princeton University and beyond.
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On Saturday, April 29 thousands of people are expected to converge in Washington DC for the People’s Climate March and to take part in similar marches across the country. We talk to two members of Green Princeton, Jeremy Zullow ’17 and Naomi Cohen-Shields ’20, to understand why.
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What is service at Princeton? For Tamar Novetsky '17 it's about connection. Hear her story about serving with Challah for Hunger in our latest video in the "Service is ..." series, which aims to share the broad definition and impact of service and civic engagement at Princeton University and beyond.
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What is service at Princeton? Is it helping someone else? Is it standing up for what's right? Is it giving back? Yes and much more! Our new "Service is ..." video series aims to share the broad definition and impact of service and civic engagement at Princeton University and beyond.
News and stories
Wednesday, Jun 7, 2017
Two projects designed by Princeton students to help make the world a better place have been awarded $10,000 by Davis Projects for Peace. Kyle Berlin ’18 plans to break down political divides through storytelling, and Lydia Watt ’18, Alice Vinogradsky ’20, Amanda Cheng ’20 and Kabbas Azhar ’18 will help bring clean water to communities in Guyana.
Monday, Jun 5, 2017
Daniel Rounds, a graduating senior from Media, PA, has become the 25th recipient of the Priscilla Glickman '92 Memorial Prize for service at Princeton University.
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
On Friday May 12, first-year students taking part in the John C. Bogle ’51 Fellows in Civic Service program had the opportunity to learn from their peers at the opposite end of the Princeton experience.
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