Princeton Alumni

What is your most cherished memory or tradition from your time on campus? In honor of the 200th Anniversary of the Princeton University Alumni Association, share YOUR “Tiger Tale!” 200.alumni.princeton.edu/tiger-tales/

40 days until #PrincetonReunions! Are you ready? reunions.princeton.edu

Honoring A Princeton Men's Lacrosse Legend! In celebration of over 60 years of passion and support for @TigerLacrosse, Princeton has announced the endowment of its offensive coordinator position to honor Bryce Chase ’63. 🔗: tinyurl.com/yc52xa79

The Annual Giving Forward Together March Challenge was a BIG success thanks to the support from Princeton Tigers! Annual Giving provides the margin of excellence at Princeton that makes a Princeton education second to none.

45 days until #PrincetonReunions! Reunions 2026 promises to be one for the record books as we celebrate the major reunion classes ending with 1 and 6. And as always, everyone is invited to come back! There is never an off-year. reunions.princeton.edu

Less than 50 days until #PrincetonReunions! It will be May 21 before you know it, so it’s time to lock in your Reunions plans. All attendees are required to pre-register. Learn more: reunions.princeton.edu

The next TigerSide Chat will take you on a journey through the life, music & enduring influence of Bob Dylan. The talk features acclaimed historian Sean Wilentz in conversation with Jonathan Taplin '69 P98 g29, former tour manager for Bob Dylan & The Band. alumni.princeton.edu/events/tigersi…

What began as a career in teaching blossomed into a journey of becoming a physician at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic for Krystal Hill '11 — and it all began on the basketball court: bit.ly/3OwKRrT Born and raised in Houston, TX, Krystal was a history major at Princeton with a minor in African American Studies. She had aspirations to become a principal which led her to join Teach For America following Commencement. After teaching 6th and 7th graders in Mississippi, she decided to pursue medicine and completed a post-baccalaureate. In 2015, she was accepted to @PennMedicine with a focus on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Then, COVID hit. "In athletics, I learned the power of resilience and a positive attitude/mindset. I often have to think positively in order to keep going in a stressful, fast-paced environment," she said in a 2021 interview with Princeton Athletics. As the pandemic continued, Krystal teamed up with a friend to create SHARP — Safe Haircuts as We Reopen Philadelphia — a non-profit which helped barbershops and salons get enough PPE to reopen safely while teaching owners vaccine awareness, allowing them to spread the value of vaccines to their communities. "It was a lot of fun," said Hill. "It gave me a lot of meaning and purpose in a time that was very isolating." These days, the former @PrincetonWBB captain and 2-time @IvyLeague champion is an internal medicine physician at @vahouston and an assistant professor at @bcmhouston where she did her residency. "It's a privilege to get to help veterans," said Hill. "They sacrifice everything for me so to be able to give back to them, I really enjoy that." Hill says she's most proud of her trajectory. "I'm proud that I have grown so much from freshman year, where I didn't know what to do, to now feeling confident to be able to do things. I'm also really proud of my family, friends and keeping good people in my life for support." "Finally," she says, "I'm also proud to be a doctor because I get to care for people when they are at their most vulnerable." #NationalDoctorsDay

Your orange & black era starts now — today we welcome the GREAT Class of 2030! 🧡🖤 #Princeton2030

“We are honored to be part of a community of alumni and friends supporting the critically important teaching and discovery that Princeton is doing around climate change.” — Christopher A. Cole ’81

The Griffin-Cole Climate and Energy Grand Challenge Fund will enhance the undergraduate and graduate student research experience, advance new climate and energy solutions, and encourage faculty members to pursue bold ideas in environmental teaching and research.

A major gift in the #VentureForward campaign from Christopher A. Cole ’81 and Barbie Cole ’82 *85 has named the Climate and Energy Challenge within @PrincetonEnviro. alumni.princeton.edu/stories/griffi…

It is always the perfect time to participate in Annual Giving, but in March you can multiply your impact. During the 31 days of the Annual Giving Forward Together Challenge, the first $50 of your gift is matched. Make a gift today. alumni.princeton.edu/stories/multip…

President Eisgruber ’83 met with alumni & friends at Forward & Beyond gatherings in California, thanking the #PrincetonU community for their tremendous impact in the successful Venture Forward campaign & sharing updates about what’s next for the University.alumni.princeton.edu/stories/eisgru…

Join 100,000+ of your fellow alumni for 200 days of honoring the best Alumni Association in the world. Watch the full video and find out more at 200.alumni.princeton.edu.

Princeton University remembers Christopher Sims, revolutionary macroeconomist, Nobel laureate and generous mentor. bit.ly/4rHU7Y4

Congrats to seniors Alyssa Lloyd, Karina Macosko, Kaitlyn Greppin and Madalyn Mejia, each awarded Princeton ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowships, an alumni-funded effort supporting seniors to carry out self-designed public service projects following graduation. bit.ly/4takgAb

Congratulations to @PrincetonEcon grad Declan Farmer '20 who was named #MilanoCortina2026 sled hockey MVP, Best Forward, and Media Best Player! 👏 🔗: bit.ly/4soSMq8 📸: Getty Sport | #ParalympiansMadeHere | #WinterParalympics

Friday the 13th can bring luck — just ask Jamie Ding '13, who gets to live out a lifelong dream today on @Jeopardy! The @PrincetonMolBio grad from Lawrence Township, NJ now works as a policy and programs analyst at the @njgov Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency. ⤵️ "It has long been a dream of mine to wear orange (and black) on national television. In that regard, among others, the Jeopardy! experience was phenomenal," he said. Best of luck to Jamie, whose episode airs tonight — search for your station to watch: bit.ly/4lrmet9

Meet the Alumni Council leadership: Ryan Ruskin ’90, Chair: bit.ly/4s4egIZ April Chou ’96, Vice Chair: bit.ly/4s2I1Kh Eric Plummer ’10, Treasurer: bit.ly/47na8vc Marisa Elena Goldenberg ’98, Assistant Treasurer: bit.ly/47BMxHb