A4P supports the community of Asian American and Asian Princeton alumni by advancing Asian American and Asian issues in student life, University affairs, personal and professional development and community service.

ABPA engages in activities and programs that strengthen relationships among Black alumni and between Black Princetonians and the broader University community by facilitating the mutual sharing of resources.

ALPA supports Latino Princeton alumni through networking, mentoring and mutual support by advancing Latino issues in University affairs, personal and professional development, and public service.

Queer Princeton Alumni “QPA” is the alumni association for all LGBTQIA+ Princetonians. QPA seeks to connect, engage, recognize and celebrate all queer Princeton alumni.

Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP) supports and strengthens the community of Princeton Native alumni, both with each other and with the University, by providing opportunities for connection and engagement, stimulating discussions and programs, personal and professional development, community service, and serving as a thought leader in Native initiatives.

PVETS is composed of members of the Princeton community, including alumni, students, faculty and staff, who have served, are currently serving, or are in training for service in the armed forces of the United States or its allies, and their supporters and family.

Princeton Women's Network (PWN) gathers together alumnae and non-binary alumni in regional associations around the world. PWN members create communities through grassroots efforts and activities focused on shared interests and issues including social and professional networking; personal and professional development; mentoring of alumnae and non-binary alumni and students; cultural activities, social events, service projects and friendship.