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Gay Alliance of Princeton flyer welcoming incoming students, 1985.
Office of the President Records: William G. Bowen Subgroup (AC187), Box 353, Folder 2.
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Gay Alliance of Princeton flyer welcoming incoming students, 1985.
Office of the President Records: William G. Bowen Subgroup (AC187), Box 353, Folder 2.
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Headline from Daily Princetonian, June 5, 1935
Princeton’s Korean alumni may have found a spiritual connection to home by continuing to engage with their Christian faith and practicing th
Several Korean students attended Princeton University in the early 20th century. Here, Eojin Park '28 highlights six of these alumni.
Throwback Thursday: Two Princeton University students reading together, ca. 1960s.
Princeton Alumni Weekly Photograph Collection (AC126), Box 2
A new innovation at Princeton University, as reported in the March 18, 1914 issue of the Daily Princetonian.
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Tiger Tuesday: This is one of the tiger illustrations used in Princeton University's 1938 Bric-a-Brac.
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Princeton University has both a Jadwin Hall and a Jadwin Gymnasium. Here, we see workers constructing Jadwin Hall in 1967. But who were the Jadwins?
On February 20, 1965, Princeton University president Robert Goheen announced three gifts to the institution totaling $33 million, including $27 million from Ethel Jadwin, the mother of L. Stockton Jadwin, Class of 1928. Her son died in a car accident in New York less than a year after he graduated, and she had been a widow for nearly 30 years following her husband’s death in 1936. Mrs. Jadwin’s will has left a significant fortune to Princeton. It was reportedly the largest gift ever made to the University by a single individual. Adjusted for inflation, today, her $27 million gift would be about $280 million.
Photo details: Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series (AC111), Box MP52, Image No. 1839
Tiger Tuesday: "The Tiger Team" was written by Harold Flammer, Class of 1911, in 1910. It didn't become one of the most popular of the Princeton fight songs, but the Glee Club performed it for a few years afterward.
Princeton Music Collection (AC056), Box 11
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