Visiting Campus

Princeton welcomes alumni to campus year-round. Resources are available to help you get to and around campus.

Getting to Campus

Princeton is equidistant from New York and Philadelphia, and is easy to reach by train or by car.

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Getting Around Campus

Princeton's 500-acre campus is most easily negotiated on foot, on bicycle or on one of the convenient shuttle buses.

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Welcome Desk at Frist

The place to go if you need information about Princeton University, the Welcome Desk is located on the 100 level of the Frist Campus Center.

Welcome Desk at the Frist Campus Center

Orange Key Tours

Orange Key tours serve as the primary means for prospective students and visitors to learn about the University through the individual perspectives of undergraduate students.

Orange Key Tour Schedule

Orange Key Virtual Tour

Visit Us

Princeton's Office of the Alumni Association is located in Maclean House, 73 Nassau Street. Constructed in 1756 and one of the oldest original buildings on campus (along with Nassau Hall), Maclean House was initially the residence of the president of the University.

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