
Twitter feed for @Princeton Class of 1981. Tweeting about classmates, class events, PU Events, & excitement leading up to our 35th Reunion!
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Great to see so many classmates @Princeton for our 43rd Reunion! Annual pre-P-rade photo in front of 1981 Hall. Tag us in your Reunions photos! 81Reigns #GoingBack @princetonalumni
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A major gift from Andy Florance ’86 and Heather Florance will support the Princeton Quantum Initiative and will accelerate the next generation of quantum science research and discovery at @Princeton. #WorldQuantumDay alumni.princeton.edu/stories…
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This is #America250 at Princeton University. 🇺🇸
As the U.S. prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the Fourth of July, Princeton will be showcasing locations around campus that are tied deeply to our nation's history. ⤵️
Luke Carroll ‘26, a history major and historical tour guide who assisted with Princeton Univesity Library's "Nursery of Rebellion” exhibit by conducting original research alongside associate professor of history Michael Blaakman, explains how Nassau Hall was not only central to this University's founding, but that of our country.
Learn how Luke and other undergraduates contributed to the new landmark exhibition: bit.ly/3QezkOO
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35 days until #PrincetonReunions!
Reunions are always special, and this year they’re even more meaningful as we mark the Alumni Association’s 200th anniversary. There will be special events, unexpected moments and celebrations throughout the weekend!
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Nominate a Princetonian! The Alumni Council Award for Service to Princeton recognizes outstanding service contributions to Princeton by any member of the Princeton family, with special emphasis on those who serve significantly, but inconspicuously. bit.ly/40DlB5V.
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Elena Kagan, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, discussed the struggles of a deeply divided nation, the need for clear distinction between policy and law, public confidence in the court, and the importance of precedent during a wide-ranging conversation at Salve Regina.
Kagan was interviewed by Jim Ludes, vice president for strategic initiatives, before an audience of 1,000 students, faculty, staff and invited guests. Her visit comes as the University kicks off a year-long celebration of its 75th anniversary.
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2/10 — Elena Kagan
👩⚖️ Supreme Court Justice (2010– )
Fourth current Jewish justice and former Solicitor General of the U.S. Played a key role in major constitutional rulings.
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Reversing Humphrey’s Executor would affect government bodies that oversee labor relations, consumer product safety, transportation safety and employment discrimination.
The court’s outnumbered liberals blasted that prospect. Justice Elena Kagan said the Trump administration’s position would mean “massive, uncontrolled, unchecked power in the hands of the president.” bit.ly/4pTVy54
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30 seconds of pure guitar solo magic.
Stanley Jordan soloing on Eleanor Rigby during a live performance.
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Great leaders know how to balance data with instinct. In this episode of #ToolsAndWeapons, Ted Sarandos shares how he applies this at @netflix and explains how intuition, combined with the right business model, turned Squid Game into a global phenomenon, unlocking new opportunities in storytelling and strategy. @Microsoft
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Today we announced @Microsoft's largest-ever investment in Canada - $19B CAD between 2023 and 2027. This isn’t just about building AI infrastructure, it’s about strengthening Canada’s digital sovereignty and equipping Canadians with the skills to thrive in the AI era. @MarkJCarney
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On February 21, reconnect with friends, fellow alumni and Princeton families, honor alumni award winners, attend the Service of Remembrance, toast fellow alumni at the closing reception and much more! Paid registration is set to open in early January. alumni.princeton.edu/connect…
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Eighteen books by #PrincetonU professors have been selected for inclusion in 2025 year-end “best of” lists — in some cases, multiple lists. princeton.edu/news/2025/12/1…
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SPIA Newsmakers: After Elon Musk unveiled a new policy on X to identify AI social media profiles, Princeton SPIA's Jacob Shapiro says it is only going to become increasingly difficult for these companies to figure out what is real and what is not. cnn.com/2025/11/24/us/video/…
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Travel the world with Princeton Journeys. With destinations around the globe, Princeton Journeys offers a unique approach to travel, combining intellectual conversation with Tiger camaraderie and special access visits for our participants. Learn more: bit.ly/3iz5m4F
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Storied basketball player, coach and commentator Craig Robinson ‘83 (@CraigMalRob) will be Princeton’s 2026 Baccalaureate speaker. bit.ly/4iEI9vC
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Simply The Best!
Another unreal #TAGD has come to a close and the 🧡🖤 shown to the Tigers was remarkable today!
🔗: tagd.princeton.edu
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Stanley Jordan performing "Stairway to Heaven" is pure magic
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Dept. of Thwarted Profiles:
David Remnick wanted to write about LeBron James for the New Yorker. LeBron's team had other ideas.
Full interview with Remnick in our December Issue: open.spotify.com/episode/4im…
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On Election Day, revisit David Remnick’s interview with the mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani, in which the candidate discusses the threats levied against him by Donald Trump—and how he plans to “fight back” if elected. Watch or listen to their full conversation: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/yp…




















