In light of the recent release of information in relation to The Ivy Club’s spring admissions process in 2017, The Ivy Club would like to offer the following statement.
In the spring of 2017, a website was created in an effort to facilitate the admissions process. In administering the website, confidential information was later unintentionally made public. The information contained content from the admissions process but only represents a portion of the information used in The Ivy Club’s discussion process for admissions.
The Ivy Club takes seriously its commitment to the confidentiality of its admissions process and the privacy of its members and guests. In light of the private information that has become available, we deeply regret our failure to safeguard such data. We have taken steps to ensure that this can never happen again.
The Ivy Club released this statement exclusively to the Daily Princetonian. This piece represents the views of The Ivy Club only.
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