A small group of Princeton University undergraduate and graduate students stand with John Hatch ’84, a Trentonian, architect, and Princeton alumnus, outside the Roebling Lofts. The renovated apartments occupy what was once an old cable ropes factory on Clark Street in Trenton.
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Monday, Aug 5, 2019
Both Chitra Parikh ’21 and Grace Simmons ’22 have been able to use their summers to deeply explore the intersection between food and health.
Wednesday, Jul 3, 2019
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Four Princeton staff members have been honored for their essays in the fifth annual Princeton Writes essay contest.
Monday, Jun 3, 2019
Samuel Vilchez Santiago’s life has in many ways been shaped by politics. “I am originally from Venezuela, and both of my parents were very politically involved in local politics. They were sacrificing their own safety in a country led by a dictator. Eventually due to political persecution we moved to the U.S.,” said Vilchez Santiago.
Friday, May 24, 2019
The John H. Pace, Jr. ’39 Center for Civic Engagement is pleased to welcome two new staff members.
Thursday, May 16, 2019
The Pace Center for Civic Engagement is pleased to announce the 2019 Bogle Fellows. Each of the 25 first-year students will work on a service related project or internship over the summer. The fellows will be located across the world pursuing their particular service passions from environmental justice to research about pediatric...
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
In this monthly Q&A series we aim to highlight the projects and contributions of those in the Princeton community, including faculty, students, and staff, that engage with service in unique ways. This month, we spoke to Alexander Zhu ’21, a molecular biology concentrator and co-director of...
Thursday, May 2, 2019
This summer, Chitra Parikh ’21 will be organizing weekly community dinners for Philadelphians who live in the Kensington neighborhood, with the goal of promoting healthy eating choices and promoting social change.
Friday, Apr 26, 2019
On Wednesday, April 17, students, community members, and staff gathered to hear from mental health advocate, artist, and entrepreneur Amanda Lipp and to participate in a peer-led exploratory workshop.
Friday, Apr 19, 2019
“It’s about having bigger goals, which are not just about cutting the incarceration rate, but dismantling the carceral state,” said Dr. Marie Gottschalk, a professor of political science at the University of Pennsylvania. “What's gonna dismantle it is not just one thing.” Dr.
