They grow up so fast 😭 We are so proud of our senior campus visit ambassadors who have been a part of our tiger family for the last four years. Congrats, #princeton24🧡

Princeton’s “Beer Suits” date back to 1912 when a group of tipsy seniors grew tired of celebratory beers staining their outfits. To mark their graduating status and protect their attire, they sported overalls and a workman’s jacket with a special design on the back. A tradition was born. Each year, the jacket logo changes. A senior designs it to represent their graduating class and it becomes their class’ unofficial emblem. After WWII, the full ‘beer suits’ were cut down to ‘beer jackets’ so that the uniform of military seniors could still be seen.

Bringing our orange bubble to a city near you 🐅 All times are EST. Registration info at our #LinkInBio 🌎✈️

Tiger takeover tomorrow! Hello everyone! My name is Victor S. Reynoso (he/him/his) and I’m a member of the great #Princeton2026! Originally, I’m from Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. At the age of 17, I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and served until I was 21 years old. During my last year in the USMC, I was accepted to #PrincetonU as a first-year. Now, I’m a rising junior studying Sociology, with minors in Latino Studies and Entrepreneurship. This year, I joined the Latino Advocacy Group on campus, and I also wrote a scholarly blog for the Princeton Mudd Special Collections Library.

A sneak peek into a Disiac dance company rehearsal 💃🕺 Head to our #LinkInBio to learn more about our amazing dance groups on campus 🧡

Hi everyone! My name is Thomas Emens (he/him) and I’m a rising senior in the @princetonpolitics department. I am the president of @princetontransfers and a transfer ambassador with the Office of Admission. I’m from Jamesburg, New Jersey and transferred from Middlesex College to Princeton in 2022. I’ve also been involved with various groups on campus including the @princeton_usg academics committee and @whigclio. In addition to my studies, I am the city council president and past acting mayor of Jamesburg. I was elected to the council during my first semester at Princeton.

Welcoming our newest tigers to the family 🧡🖤 Congratulations to our seventh cohort of transfer students. We cannot wait to see you in the fall 🐅

May the 4th be with you 🌌

Two weeks ago our sophomores celebrated Declaration Day in their #Princeton2026 sweaters, much different than the symbolic class fashion of 100 years ago! Starting in the 1870s and continuing throughout the early 1900s, rising juniors gallivanted down Nassau Street and through campus in a tradition called The High Hat Parade. Donning top hats and canes, these accessories celebrated their step into upperclassmen-hood. Swipe for photos of the parade throughout the years: 1. (Title Slide) 1904 2. 1904 3. 1906 4. 1915 5. 1919 6. 1920 7. 1925 8.

It’s a beautiful day to become a tiger 🧡🖤 Happy College Decision Day!!!