Last month, we asked alumni, parents, and friends to share their wildest orange-and-black-striped photos with us on Facebook, and many Tigers answered with a roar. See how Princetonians are "showing their stripes" -- we hope it gets you in the Reunions spirit!
Spring has arrived, and with Reunions just around the corner, we challenge all of you Tigers -- and Tiger friends and parents -- out there to "Show Your Stripes!"
When we asked alumni, parents, and friends to share photos that best say "This Is Princeton Then and Now," Tigers from New Jersey to Norway to Singapore answered our call.
As the late Fred Fox '39, keeper of Princetoniana, said, "Traditions are things that you can't buy. It's like a reputation … you have to earn it. But traditions have to keep growing, and they have to keep fresh." Here's a look at Princeton traditions that have endured or evolved through the years.
Campus lights -- old and new -- have illuminated the night sky for generations of Princetonians. Every so often, we add a glorious new light to the campus in the form of a Harvard-Yale victory bonfire, a long-standing tradition celebrated again this season.
Last month, the timeless ritual of new student move-in and orientation was played out again on campus.
Princeton Pause is a video e-greeting that brings Princeton closer to alumni, parents, and friends everywhere.
Princeton graduate students develop strong ties to the University not only academically, but as part of a diverse residential community.
