***GOLD MEDAL ALERT: Hannah Scott ’21 and her Great Britain team won gold in quadruple sculls, nipping second-place Netherlands in the final on July 31 by 0.15 seconds.*** bit.ly/4c0XVvP

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A very special thank you to ASW Linda S. Carter for visiting Princeton University to learn more about the University's efforts to expand access and opportunities in higher education on campus and beyond.

Through the Prison Teaching Initiative, #PrincetonU is supporting formerly incarcerated individuals through internships that involve coding, the humanities and more. (via njdotcom) bit.ly/3AetLI7

From njdotcom: Through the Prison Teaching Initiative, #PrincetonU is supporting formerly incarcerated individuals through internships that involve coding, the humanities and more. bit.ly/3AetLI7

After seeing "Felon" — a one-man show by Dwayne Betts — at #PrincetonU in 2021, Princeton University Library's Anne Jarvis worked with Princeton's Prison Teaching Initiative and Princeton University State Affairs to bring Freedom Reads Freedom Libraries to New Jersey. bit.ly/3YF0CQE

Princeton in Paris: Check out the full results for Princeton University University athletes bit.ly/3WIxyFb

Anne Jarvis, dean of libraries at Princeton University, worked with Princeton’s Prison Teaching Initiative (PTI) and Office of State Affairs to bring Freedom Libraries to #NewJersey bit.ly/3YF0CQE

From njdotcom: Formerly incarcerated students jumpstart their STEM careers through Princeton University University program bit.ly/3AetLI7

As part of the QUEST (Questioning Underlies Effective Science Teaching) program, teachers from around New Jersey come to #PrincetonU to develop more effective strategies for teaching students STEM concepts (via NJ Spotlight News): bit.ly/46YT79n

Approximately 400 high school, public college, #FirstGen, lower-income and transfer students - many from New Jersey - will start this academic year with a boost following a summer spent with #PrincetonU’s Emma Bloomberg Center at Princeton bit.ly/3yJ3ilT

Akshat Agarwal, of Princeton, NJ native has won the George B. Wood Legacy Prize for exceptional academic achievement during his sophomore year. Please join us in congratulating Akshat! bit.ly/3z4ATXk

Braeden Carroll, of Kinnelon, NJ, has won the George B. Wood Legacy Prize for exceptional academic achievement during his sophomore year. Please join us in congratulating Braeden! bit.ly/3z4ATXk

Caroline Zhao, of Westfield, NJ has won the George B. Wood Legacy Prize for exceptional academic achievement during her junior year. Please join us in congratulating Caroline! bit.ly/3z4ATXk

Last week, the local delegation of legislators met with #PrincetonU leadership to learn more about University priorities, the historical capital plan and sustainability projects, and University programs that support access and opportunity. Thank you for joining us.

Princeton welcomed in the Class of 2028. The first-year class includes 16.3% who are first-gen students. Thirty-six transfer students also joined the undergrad class from community colleges, such as Mercer County Community College and Rowan College at Burlington County bit.ly/3B9cFvF

In 2022, Princeton University launched the groundbreaking Princeton Alliance for Collaborative Research and Innovation. The program was established in partnership with UNCF, Howard University, Jackson State U., Prairie View A&M, Spelman College, & UMES to facilitate collaborative research projects.

Remembering those who tragically lost their lives on September 11, 2001, including the 14 Princeton Alumni whom we will #NeverForget.

From the natural sciences to social sciences to the humanities and to engineering, here's a look at the second round of projects funded by the Princeton Alliance for Collaborative Research and Innovation: bit.ly/47n1ATQ

In the Class of 2028, 71.5% of students qualify for financial aid and 21.7% of the class are lower-income students eligible for federal Pell Grants. Princeton’s no-loan policy replaces student loans with grant aid that students do not pay back. bit.ly/3B9cFvF