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We often say we're doing our jobs well when you don't know we're here. Thank you, Aditi and Maximo, for noticing we are here. We are sincerely touched to receive this acknowledgment. To all of our seniors, your last year is not what you've planned and is ending without your well-earned traditional celebrations. We know we'll see you again, and when you return we will be here to support every one of your reunion celebrations! - with gratitude, Facilities Operations
Shana Weber, director of Princeton’s Office of Sustainability and lecturer with the Princeton Environmental Institute, was in the midst of teaching her course “Investigating an Ethos of Sustainability at Princeton,” when instruction went online for the rest of the spring term. Weber’s undergraduate students returned home across the globe, and she quickly worked to maintain the community of the class through new teaching tools and new assignments. She invited students to capture soundscapes of the natural world and to reflect on the sensory experiences of this other kind of “silent spring.”
This project includes a renovation of the basement, first floor, and first floor mezzanine of 36 University Place. A portion of the first floor will become a shared greeting/lounge area for prospective students and their families visiting campus. Above, the mezzanine will become a presentation room to accommodate the general information sessions offered by the Office of Admission.
For more than thirty-two years, Princeton has housed all freshmen and sophomores in residential colleges, and for more than a decade it has offered spaces in three of the six residential colleges to juniors and seniors.
Princeton Facilities recently launched the “Recycling on Campus” mobile app to make recycling easier for the campus community. Through the app's search function users will be able to quickly determine what can--and can't--be recycled on campus as well as receive updates about campus recycling and related initiatives.
The University's records storage process received an upgrade. All records-related requests (storage/retrieval/destruction) can now be handled directly with Princeton University Records Management.
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