This year Reunions wristbands have bar code “chips” and holograms which allow Public Safety personnel to better detect counterfeit wristbands, according to Executive Director of Public Safety Paul Ominsky. These new features allow Public Safety officers to use bar code readers and special lights to ensure the authenticity of the wristbands.
Ominsky explained in an email that these alterations were made in order to prevent underage students with counterfeit wristbands from gaining access to the tents where alcohol is served. Last year Public Safety confiscated a number of these fake wristbands, Ominsky said.
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Students boogie in the breeze at spring Lawnparties
Luke Grippo and Devon RudolphSpring 2025 Lawnparties was celebrated in style with a performance from A Boogie wit da Hoodie. Despite a particular windy day for Lawnparties, students enjoyed the festivities.
Spring 2025 Lawnparties was celebrated in style with a performance from A Boogie wit da Hoodie. Despite a particular windy day for Lawnparties, students enjoyed the festivities.
Environmental studies building to be named after Devon and Pete Briger ’86
Katelynn LeeBriger Hall is located on the west side of the new Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences complex, set to open in Fall 2025.
Briger Hall is located on the west side of the new Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences complex, set to open in Fall 2025.
Princeton junior found dead after days of searches
Christopher BaoThe body of missing student Lauren Blackburn ’26 was found at Lake Carnegie on the morning of April 25, according to an email from Regan Crotty, Dean of Undergraduate Students.
The body of missing student Lauren Blackburn ’26 was found at Lake Carnegie on the morning of April 25, according to an email from Regan Crotty, Dean of Undergraduate Students.