In recent years, Princeton has increased its engagement on the African continent. Come and hear from University leaders who are advancing efforts to increase substantive, entrepreneurial and equitable collaborations in Africa.
This workshop will help you to understand how, when, why, where and with whom you are creative and how to use your creativity to be innovative. It will also extend your understanding of creativity and innovation to be able to work with those around you to design more desirable futures for yourself and others.
The climate transition of our society will require the active participation of investors and entrepreneurs. Please join our panel of experts to learn how climate, climate tech and cleantech are the frontiers of our battle to save the planet and a singular opportunity to do well and do good at the same time.
The Department of East Asian Studies invites you to attend a panel discussion on getting students to East Asia in the post-pandemic period.
An informative interactive session to explore enriching and rewarding activities one might do in retirement. Topics to include new careers, volunteer options, travel, and leisure activities and hobbies. Topic “experts” will be members of the Class of 1979 as our class reaches retirement age.
Remarks by Blair Effron ’84, co-founder and partner, Centerview Partners, Investment Banking.Moderated by: Alan Blinder ’67, Gordon S. Rentschler Memorial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, former vice chair of the Federal Reserve Board and former member of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers.
Join fellow military alumni of all services for a picnic lunch. We will hold the annual meetings of Alumni & Friends of ROTC and PVETS after the lunch.
A discussion with Owen Alterman ’99, senior correspondent, i24 News; Ilya Shapiro ’99, director of constitutional studies, Manhattan Institute; and Leah Powell ’26, vice president of the Chabad Student Board.
The Swim Team will be hosting an alumni swimming BBQ event.
Annual meeting of the Alumni Council and awards presentation for the Awards for Service to Princeton.
Our expert panelists will examine why we must choose food sovereignty over climate alarmism: no farmers, no food, no freedom.
Hear from head men’s basketball coach Mitch Henderson and his staff on a recap of the past season and a look ahead to the 2024-2025 season.
Reunions gathering with pizza for Princeton Conservation Society.
Refresh your knowledge of campus with an Orange Key tour given by a current Orange Key tour guide.
Programs, including Sugarman Practitioner in Residence and START Innovators, support promising entrepreneurs across the Princeton entrepreneurial community. Engage with both the managers of these programs and from those who have benefitted from them.
Alumni working in the arts are invited to mix and mingle at this networking lunch.
Join Princeton Athletics coaches and student-athletes for "Tiger FanFest." Highlights include carnival treats, face painter, caricature artist, balloonist, inflatable fun, giveaways and more.
Nadia Linda Hole ’75, Qi Gong master
Winnie Spar, expert birder and guide.
The Muslim community is welcome to join in our Friday Jummah worship with Imam Abdallah.
Moderator: Anu Ramaswami. Panelists: Jim Stockard ’64; Richard K. Rein ’69; Neil Hrushowy ’94; Beth Gordon Zall ’04.
Moderator: Elad Hazan *06. Panelists: Jennifer Valentino-DeVries *05; Kevin R. McKee ’14; Devina Singh ’19.
We are extremely excited to celebrate Reunions once again this year and welcome our alumni back to the EQuad! We hope to see you at our annual CBE Alumni and Family Ice Cream Social!
Self-guided contemplative space in the midst of Reunions.
Craig Arnold, Princeton's vice dean for innovation, wil lead a conversation with a well-known Princeton entrepreneur.
Moderated by Robin Palmer ’15. Panelists: Josh Morris ’99 and Clare Gallagher ’14.
Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) cordially invites all alumni returning to campus for Reunions to join us for this year’s Reunions 2024 Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference and Startup Competition featuring several panel discussions and workshops that explore purpose-driven entrepreneurship and other topics of interest to founders, funders, and the entrepreneurially curious.
Sponsored by the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana and the Alumni Council Committee on Reunions
Princeton University Band alumni are invited to participate in a traditional Arch Gig with the current membership. Come dance to the band’s cadences!
Princeton’s Program in Law and Public Policy (P*LAW) invites alumni and guests—lawyers and law-curious alike—for champagne and dessert at a reception launching the new program. As part of the School of Public and International Affairs, P*LAW follows in the tradition of Princeton’s great law and public affairs programs engaging leading legal scholars and practitioners in the work of solving the complex policy problems of the 21st century.