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If you have more than eight people in your group, please contact [email protected] to schedule a private tour. Private tours of town and campus are available by request for up to 25 participants ($15 per person, $150 minimum).

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Princeton History Sunday Tour

Enjoy a 2-mile walk around downtown Princeton and the University campus as you learn about historic sites in the area, including Nassau Hall, University Chapel, and Palmer Square. In addition to the early history of the town, founding of the University and Revolutionary War,  guides will share some of the  lesser-known stories of Princeton’s diverse past. 

Tickets are $15. 

Advance purchase is required. Ticket sales end at 1:00 PM on the day of the tour (or when the tour is sold out). Due to space limitations, we cannot accommodate last minute add-ons at the start of the tour. 

Portions of the tour may include stairs and hills, please notify guide of any accessibility needs.

Tours are held in light rain; in the event of severe inclement weather, a message will be sent to the email address used when booking. You can also click here for an update on HSP’s calendar of events. Refunds or ticket exchanges will be issued only if the tour is cancelled.

PARKING: Meters are enforced 7 days a week. Free parking is available on weekends in Princeton University’s numbered lots.

Princeton History Walking Tour on April 28, 2024, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Princeton University Eating Clubs Tour on May 4, 2024, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Historic stony brook: gateway to princeton history.

Before there was a “Princeton,” six Quaker families established a community on the fertile ground along Stony Brook. This two-hour hike explores the lives of the early settlers and the community they established, while following a portion of the trail George Washington took from Trenton to the Princeton Battlefield. Stops include the Stony Brook Meeting House and Burial Ground, walking a portion of the “hidden” back road into Princeton, and a view of the Battlefield. Tour starts at 354 Quaker Road, Princeton.

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Oppenheimer Walking Tour

Want to learn more about Princeton’s role in J. Robert Oppenheimer’s life and the development of the atomic bombs? Inspired by the release of Christopher Nolan’s movie, this tour will traverse the University campus (including locations where Oppenheimer was filmed) while sharing stories about the local academic figures recruited to work on the Manhattan Project. Tour starts outside the Princeton Garden Theatre, 160 Nassau Street.

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Historic Jugtown Tour

Join historian Clifford Zink for a tour of Princeton’s third oldest neighborhood, the Jugtown Historic District. First called Queenston, the area started as a crossroads settlement around 1730. View the architectural evolution of the neighborhood, while enjoying some stories of people who lived and worked here. Locations will include the site of the potteries that gave Jugtown its name, the attempted women’s college in Princeton, and the quarries that supplied stone for the construction of many of Princeton’s buildings. Tour starts in front of the Hook and Ladder Co. firehouse, 27 N. Harrison Street.

Tickets are available for the following date: April 6  at 10:00 am. 

Princeton University Eating Clubs

Join author Clifford Zink on a walking tour outside Princeton University’s majestic eating clubs. Learn about the architecture, origins, and development of the sixteen Classical and Gothic-style clubhouses, which date from 1895 to 1928.  Tour starts outside Colonial Club, 40 Prospect Avenue.

Copies of Zink’s 2017 book,  The Princeton Eating Clubs , will be available for sale at a discounted price at the tour. Co-sponsored by Princeton Prospect Foundation and the Historical Society of Princeton.

Tickets are available for the following dates: April 13 and May 4 at 10:00 am. 

• Digital Tours

Explore some of Princeton’s most notable – and more hidden – places, with the help of unique material from HSP’s extensive collections. Click the links below to access our digital tours on the web via a smartphone, tablet, or computer:

Albert E. Hinds Memorial Walking Tour: African American Life in Princeton

“green oval” tour: a snapshot of 18th century princeton, hamilton’s princeton, garden state history garden digital exhibition, princeton’s public schools: a history, jews in an ivy league town: the evolution of princeton’s jewish community.

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Princeton University is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning that stands in the nation's service and in the service of humanity. Chartered in 1746, and known as the College of New Jersey until 1896, it was British North America's fourth college. Princeton is an independent, coeducational, nondenominational institution that provides undergraduate and graduate instruction in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. 

Today, more than 1,100 faculty members instruct approximately 5,200 undergraduate students and 2,600 graduate students. The University's generous financial aid program ensures that talented students from all economic backgrounds can afford a Princeton education. 

The University, which has 5,700 benefits-eligible faculty and staff, is Mercer County's largest private employer and plays a major role in the educational, cultural and economic life of the region.

When visiting Princeton University, make sure to learn more about local  hotels ,  restaurants  and the impressive group of  arts and culture  organizations. 

For information about taking a tour of Princeton University, please visit the  Orange Key website . 

Learn more about the  history of Princeton University  and its numerous historic buildings.

Visit the  Princeton University Academic Calendar  for a full view of upcoming important dates. 

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Guided Engineering Tour

Please join us for an in-person guided tour of the School of Engineering and Applied Science. On weekdays, while classes are in-session , members of the Tau Beta engineering honor society, who are juniors and seniors who are able to describe their experiences as engineering students at Princeton while providing an overview of the academic programs and our building interiors. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the campus map .  Tours last 45 minutes to an hour.  Unfortunately, we are unable to offer guided tours on weekends, during Reading Period (just before exams) and exams, or during breaks. Advanced registration is required. 

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Instructions: Select the day you plan to visit us.  Underneath the calendar, click on the RSVP link, and complete the registration form.  You will receive a confirmation email when you register.  This email includes important tour information, including a link to cancel or change your reservation.

To help ensure you receive a confirmation, please add [email protected] to your email contacts. Make sure to check your spam folder if you did not receive it. Please email [email protected] if you need assistance.

Self-led Engineering Tour

For visitors who are unable to fit our 11:30 a.m. guided tour into their busy Princeton visit or are unable to come when classes are in-session , we offer our self-guided tour, which covers the same territory as the guided tour just without the live student guide.  No pre-registration is required. The leaflet describing the self-directed tour and its route can be picked up just outside the SEAS Dean’s Office suite on the main corridor of the C-wing, just next to the E-Quad Café. The self-led tour can be done at any time that the building is open, Monday through Friday, but we ask that you do not enter labs or offices unless invited by a member of the faculty or staff.

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You can get a good feel for all that Princeton has to offer both on campus and online.  Prospective students and their families are welcome to visit campus and enjoy our outdoor facilities. Parking information will be made available upon registering for either a student-led campus tour or an in-person information session.  

Princeton is located between New York City and Philadelphia and is easy to reach by public transportation or by car. The closest and most conveniently accessed international airport is Newark Liberty International. 

We recommend you consult our list of  local resources , including restaurants and lodging to explore the local area. For a mobile friendly arrival guide with maps and directions, please review our On-Campus Arrival Guide .

The University is easily accessible by train, which runs along the Northeast Corridor line and also stops at Newark airport. Both  Amtrak  and  NJ TRANSIT  trains stop at Princeton Junction. Travelers can then transfer to a single-car train operated by NJ TRANSIT, known locally as the "Dinky," for the five-minute ride to Princeton Station. The station is located on Alexander Street at the southern end of campus. 

As an alternative and free option, travelers can take the #4 Tiger Transit Bus going northbound from Princeton Junction Station to the Admission Information Center/University Store.

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Princeton engineering, admission and tours.

Thank you for considering applying for admission to Princeton University and your interest in engineering.

Reflecting Princeton’s integrated approach to education and its close-knit community that spans engineering and the liberal arts, all undergraduate admissions are handled through the University’s central Office of Admission . Applicants indicate their interest in engineering and express their intention to pursue the Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.) degree, but there are ample opportunities to transfer between degree programs. Students may pursue the B.S.E. in the departments of Chemical and Biological Engineering , Civil and Environmental Engineering , Computer Science , Electrical and Computer Engineering , Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering , and Operations Research and Financial Engineering . The Department of Computer Science offers both the B.S.E. and the liberal arts (A.B.) degrees.

We have many great things to say about Princeton Engineering as a launching place for your dreams and for making a positive difference in the world – and you can find a few succinct reasons why in our FAQ .

In-person Guided Engineering Tours

Guided engineering tours during the academic year are offered by members of the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, who are juniors and seniors who are able to describe their experiences as engineering students at Princeton while providing an overview of the academic programs and facilities. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the  campus map .  Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered Monday through Friday, when  classes are in session . Unfortunately, we are unable to offer guided tours on weekends, during Reading Period (just before exams) and exams, or during breaks. Our available tour dates are online  here .

During the summer, guided engineering tours are offered from the Monday after the July 4 th  holiday through the end of July, given by students who are spending their summers at Princeton doing research. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the  campus map . Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered weekdays only, Monday through Friday.

Our available tour dates will be available online  here  in June 2023.

We ask that you please RSVP and follow the instructions. An email confirmation will be sent. Please be aware that during high school vacation weeks in February and April, as well as on holidays such as Columbus Day, there is a very heavy demand for guided tours. Since Princeton students have to meet academic obligations, we do not have large numbers of guides available, so the tours during peak periods can get very large. If possible, please plan to visit outside these periods.

Please note that we are unable to store personal items such as luggage, backpacks, coats or umbrellas in the E-Quad.

Questions?  Please email  [email protected] .

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Why Princeton? Fall 2023 Virtual Open House

Why Princeton?  virtual program highlights the academic, co-curricular and community offerings and resources at Princeton. The program is open to all students and may be of particular interest to first-generation students, students from lower-income backgrounds, students of color and students with intersecting identities. Why Princeton? includes an undergraduate student panel, discussions around affordability and conversations with residential college administrators and staff. 

Thursday, Oct. 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. ET

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Why Princeton? Fall 2023 On-Campus Open House

Why Princeton?  is an on-campus program that highlights the academic, co-curricular and community offerings and resources at Princeton. The program is open to all students, and may be of particular interest to first-generation students, students from lower-income backgrounds, students of color and students with intersecting identities. Why Princeton? includes an undergraduate student panel, discussions around affordability, and conversations with residential college administrators and staff. Lunch will be provided for all registered guests.

Friday, Sept. 29

Transfer Tuesdays Fall 2023 Open Houses

The Transfer Tuesday program is offered on the first Tuesday of each month during fall 2023 and will consist of an Admission Information Session and a Campus Tour led by one of our Transfer Student Ambassadors. The full program will be approximately two hours. The program is open to all students, but will be of particular interest to students from low-income and/or military backgrounds, and community colleges.

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Princeton preview, tuesday, april 9, 2024 or tuesday, april 16, 2024.

All admitted students are invited to attend Princeton Preview, a one-day, on-campus program in April designed as an in-depth introduction to the many dimensions of academic and extracurricular life at Princeton.

During this event, admitted students and family member will have the opportunity to attend programs and discussions about studying at Princeton, meet current students and faculty members, and learn about our close-knit residential community. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided for admitted students and guest.

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Allen Nieva ’26 and Sukaina Shivji ’26 talk about their experiences being admitted to Princeton through the QuestBridge National College Match.

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What does it take to be a leader? Christian Potter ’22 thought about this a fair amount during the last few years. It wasn't until he stepped into the role of president of Undergraduate Student Government during a pandemic that he truly understood the qualities needed to get the job done. Tune in to learn about Christian’s year of leading, listening and learning.

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Saturday, april 27, 2024.

Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Residential Colleges Neighborhood

Join a guided walking tour of the campus collections with an Art Museum guide and discover a variety of artworks by modern and contemporary sculptors, from Sol LeWitt to Maya Lin.

Sunday, April 28, 2024

Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Main Campus Neighborhood

Join a guided walking tour of the campus collections with an Art Museum guide and discover a variety of artworks by modern and contemporary sculptors, from Henry Moore to Louise Nevelson.

Monday, April 29, 2024

Author Jennifer L. Roberts in conversation with James Welling

Jennifer L. Roberts is joined in conversation by James Welling to discuss her new book, Contact: Art and the Pull of Print.

Thursday, May 2, 2024

Friends Annual Mary Pitcairn Keating Lecture | Places, Public Life, and Environment: James Corner

James Corner, world-renowned landscape architect and urbanist, will deliver this year’s annual Keating lecture, entitled “Places, Public Life, and Environment.”   

Saturday, May 4, 2024

Sunday, may 5, 2024, exhibitions.

Art on Hulfish | Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures

February 10–April 28, 2024

Art@Bainbridge | Denilson Baniwa: Under the Skin of History

April 13, 2024 - September 1, 2024

Art on Hulfish | “Don’t we touch each other just to prove we are still here?”: Photography and Touch

May 11—August 4, 2024

Art@Bainbridge | Helène Aylon: Undercurrent

September 14, 2024 - February 2, 2025

A Tour of the Renovated Gym

February 3, 2024, amélie lemay.

​Phase 1 of the Dillon Gym renovation was completed just in time for the beginning of the spring semester. On opening day, Campus Rec hosted tours of the new space, and the Princeton Tiger made an appearance. Here are some highlights of the updated fitness center, as well as a preview of what's expected in Phases 2 and 3.

The exterior of the building remains the same, with its elegant Gothic façade and gargoyles. The interior has been updated with modern amenities, but you still get to sweat in a castle.

Once inside, you swipe your prox to check in, and then head down a hallway to reach the main fitness center. The new space is larger than before, and it features brand new machines and weights.

There's a row of ab machines in front, followed by free weights and pull-down machines (pictured above), and then several rows of squat racks and bench press bars. On the right, there's an array of new cardio machines (below). There are stair-steppers, rowing machines, treadmills, ellipticals, and even a set of Peloton bikes. On the edges of the main floor area are places for students to use yoga mats for floor exercises, stretching, and free weight reps. In the rear are desks and chairs for students to gather before or after working out.

Exercising in this updated facility is really nice, since there's more space, high ceilings, and brand new equipment. And while the previous fitness center would sometimes take on an unpleasant odor, I'm quite happy to report that this new space has continued smelling fresh even at peak hours. One of my new year's goals is to add more strength training to my fitness routine, and I think the new gym will help motivate me to do so.

The new pool is scheduled to open in a few short weeks. This is only Phase 1 of the Dillon Gym renovation, and  Phase 2  is scheduled to open in the fall. The lobby will be renovated and have an accessible entrance, and there will be a new adjacent building with two levels containing group fitness rooms and more cardio and weight machines. The eventual Phase 3 will bring more space for functional workouts, according to  The Daily Princetonian . There's much to look forward to in terms of the future of fitness at Princeton.

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Princeton Tigers track and field team has descended on the 2024 Penn Relays as the competition is underway at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.

The Tigers are represented in a number of events, including College Men's and Women's 5000m Championship and College Men's 3000m Steeplechase Championship.

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Princeton is among the long list of athletes scheduled to compete during the three-day event (April 25-27) are the best of the best from the college, elite/professional and Olympic Development ranks, along with some of the premier relay teams in the world.

Here's how Princeton track and field performed at the Penn Relays:

Princeton Track And Field Results At Penn Relays 2024

College Men's 4x400 Championship of America - Friday Apr. 27, 4:35 PM ET

College Men's 5000m Championship

• 1. Will Coogan (North Carolina) - 13:52.60
• 2. Hunter Christopher (Youngstown State) - 13:53.37
• 3. Patrick Anderson (North Carolina) - 13:53.86
• 4. Travis Martin (UConn) - 13:55.22
• 5. Micah Wilson (Wisconsin) - 13:55.87
• 6. David Vorbach (N.C. State) - 13:56.04
• 7. Samuel Whittaker (Central Connecticut) - 13:58.24
• 8. Taonga Mbambo (La Salle) - 13:59.56
• 9. Alec Sauter (UConn) - 14:03.89

10. Jack Gregorski (Princeton) - 14:04.69

20. joshua zelek (princeton) - 14:12.43, 62. matthew farrell (princeton) - 14:41.86, college women's 5000m championship.

• 1. Jette Beermann (Elon) - 15:42.30
• 2. Ava Earl (Northwestern) - 15:42.72
• 3. Sphia Toti (Penn State) - 15:44.89
• 4. Lilly Tuck (Providence) - 15:53.76
• 5. Mary Brady (Georgia Tech) - 15:55.20
• 6. Sydney Seymour (N.C. State) - 15:55.63
• 7. Grace Weigele (Stony Brook) - 15:56.27
• 8. Haley Herberg (Washington) - 15:58.49
• 9. Julia David-Smith (Washington) - 15:59.01
• 10. Esme Davies (Eastern Michigan) - 15:59.07

13. Anna McNatt (Princeton) - 16:14.02

26. fiona max (princeton) - 16:36.35, college men's 3000m steeplechase championship.

• 1. Kristian Imroth (Eastern Kentucky) - 8:35.32
• 2. Brett Gardner (N.C. State) - 8:36.23
• 3. Patrick Thygesen (Providence) - 8:37.32
• 4. Logan Measner (Wisconsin) - 8:37.40
• 5. Caleb Jarema (Michigan) - 8:37.84
• 6. Carlos Santos (Stony Brook) - 8:40.32
• 7. Ferenc Kovacs (Harvard) - 8:43.98
• 8. Alexander Korczynski (Northeastern) - 8:46.44
• 9. Benjamin Nibbelink (Wisconsin) - 8:47.93
• 10. Billy Carlton (Georgia Tech) - 8:52.50

22. Connor Livingston (Princeton) - 9:07.24

28. brian boler (princeton) - 9:18.07, field events.

College Men's Shot Put Championship - Saturday, Apr. 27, 2:30PM ET

• Tyler Konopka (12)
• Casey Helm (16)
• Joe Licata (9)

College Women's Pole Vault Championship  - Saturday, Apr. 27, 2:30 PM ET

• SJ Cohen (15)
• Tessa Mudd (2)

College Women's Triple Jump Championship - Saturday, Apr. 27, 2:30 PM ET

• Alexandra Kelly (5)

College Women's Long Jump Championship - Saturday, Apr. 27, 12:00 PM ET

• Georgina Scoot (9)

College Men's Discus Throw Championship - Saturday, Apr. 27, 11:30AM ET

• Avery Shunneson (15)
• Casey Helm (8)

College Women's Hammer Throw Championship

• Maria Forbes (Clemson) - 63.49
• Samaria McDonald (Penn State) - 62.39
• Foluke Olujide-Ajibade (Pitt) - 61.88
• Emilia Kolokotroni (Harvard) - 59.38

Annika Kelly (Princeton) - 59.38

• Kristin Stickdorn (Manhattan) - 58.43
• Mooria Mitchell (Duke) - 58.28
• Natalia Surdej (UConn) - 57.60
• Alicia Campbell (Rutgers) - 57.36
• Oluwatomilayo Akintunde (Hampton) - 57.23

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