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As students and faculty return to campus this fall, they may wonder what is happening outside Princeton University's Iconic Nassau Hall. View the video featuring Alexis Mutschler, assistant director of special projects in Facilities Operations.
Here in Facilities, we've been helping out during move-in for oh, a few years. We've assembled a list of tips and tricks that we hope will make your move-in experience a bit easier (check out tips 8 and 9 to help adjust your bed). Whether you are a new or returning student, welcome to campus! Our Facilities Customer Service team is here all year and happy to help.
The Resource Recovery program serves as an important function to help us conserve University resources, support sustainability efforts and safely dispose of electronics and other items.
No, we're not trying to pull the wool over your eyes - say hello to the newest maintenance system at the Solar field. Ewe might think that this tight-knit crew just gets along on a few blades of grass, but we assure you they have the shear determination to get the job done.
The roof and cupola rising above our iconic Nassau Hall will be the center of a restoration project. Scaffolding will envelop the entire building to support the craftspeople and materials that will replace the roof, restore the cupola, resurface the clocks and enhance roof access safety features.
The Princeton campus is currently fed electricty from two PSE&G substations - one at Elm Drive and one at Charlton Street. Combined, these two have a capactiy of 30MW. While this is sufficient capacity for today, any significant new building construction will require a new substation to maintain an adequate supply.
We focus on resource conservation in many of our everyday practices, from our greenhouse to mixed recycling to blue cleaning, and support our Sustainability Plan goals. Here's how we do it:
As students and faculty return to campus this fall, they may wonder what is happening outside Princeton University's Iconic Nassau Hall. View the video featuring Alexis Mutschler, assistant director of special projects in Facilities Operations.
Here in Facilities, we've been helping out during move-in for oh, a few years. We've assembled a list of tips and tricks that we hope will make your move-in experience a bit easier (check out tips 8 and 9 to help adjust your bed). Whether you are a new or returning student, welcome to campus! Our Facilities Customer Service team is here all year and happy to help.
James Kazda, an engineer with nearly 40 years of experience in facilities and project management, will become Princeton’s associate vice president for capital projects. The newly created position in the Facilities Organization will manage the University’s capital projects and real estate activities. Kazda will start at Princeton on June 11.
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