Beginning Monday, June 2, construction fencing will be removed around Briger Hall and the Commons. By Friday, June 6, portions of Ivy Lane and Roper Lane will be open for two-way vehicular and pedestrian access.

William H. Kale III has been named the associate vice president for capital projects in Princeton University Facilities. Kale will begin his tenure on March 17.

Facilities staff hosted more than 14 Wintersessions in 2025!

Facilities recently hosted a presentation and panel discussion to further introduce the new Princeton Accessibility Guides. 

Princeton Facilities welcomed nearly 90 businesses from the tri-state area to a new supplier showcase. 

A set of stairs on campus dead ends into a nondescript white door. Beyond the door, situated in one of the building’s towers, is a new research lab that is home to a colony of vampire bats. 

To help ensure people with all abilities can thrive on campus, Princeton has launched an innovative digital guide that provides physical accessibility information for over 200 University buildings. 

Washington Road just got safer for all of us. To enhance safety and separate bikes from vehicles, delineated bike lanes are being installed on Washington Road. With safety and sustainability as two shared municipal and University priorities, the bike lanes allow a safer route for all cyclists while encouraging human-powered movement. 

John O’Keefe has been named the inaugural Executive Director of Facilities Information Technology and will begin at Princeton on October 14.