The Princeton University Alumni site celebrates, informs, inspires and involves alumni in The Best Place of All.

Your years as a Princeton student began something extraordinarily special: being Princeton alumni for life. There are many ways to connect through the Alumni Association community, from TigerNet and social media to events sponsored by the University and alumni groups.

With 100,000+ members found in 155 countries and in all 50 states, the Alumni Association of Princeton University encourages and provides opportunities for lifelong engagement with the University and its robust alumni community.

Located in every corner of the globe, the Alumni Association includes 97,000+ members who keep our lifelong connection with Princeton University strong. We’re proud of Princeton and together want to continue to make it even better.

Our legal name is: Trustees of Princeton University Our tax ID number (EIN) is: 21-0634501. General Alumni Association Inquiries 609-258-1900. General Gift Questions 609-258-8283. Alumni Association Mailing Services 609-258-3243. Alumni and Donor Records 609-258-3114. General Annual Giving Inquiries 609-258-3373. Princeton Journeys 609-258-8686

Stay connected to Princeton and to fellow alumni. Contact Alumni Records at [email protected] or 609-258-3114 regarding changes to your name or academic information. Login to TigerNet to update your personal and professional contact information.

The Princeton University Alumni site celebrates, informs, inspires and involves alumni in The Best Place of All.

Attend the annual meeting of the Alumni Association, featuring a presentation on the new Princeton University Art Museum by James Steward, the Nancy A. Nasher–David J. Haemisegger, Class of 1976, Director.

On campus and around the globe, Princeton alumni, faculty and friends are making a positive impact. Tom Griffiths is decoding intelligence — both human and artificial — to think differently about how we think

At Alumni Day on Feb. 22, Princeton University will present its top awards for alumni to Elena Kagan ’81, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, and David Card *83, emeritus professor of economics at the University of California-Berkeley.