Oct 3, 2024 · The eating clubs offer juniors and seniors the opportunity to become a part of a close-knit community. They reinforce existing friendships while also introducing you to a wonderful, new, and diverse group of Princetonians.

Princeton University eating clubs are private institutions resembling both dining halls and social houses, where the majority of Princeton undergraduate upperclassmen eat their meals. [1] Each eating club occupies a large mansion on Prospect Avenue, one of the main roads that runs through the Princeton campus, with the exception of Terrace Club ...

There are currently 11 eating clubs: 6 selective clubs (Cannon, Cap and Gown, Cottage, Ivy, Tiger Inn, and Tower) and 5 open clubs (Charter, Cloister Inn, Colonial, Quadrangle, and Terrace). All of the clubs host an admissions week called “Street Week.”

Eating clubs serve the campus community and the greater Princeton community through initiatives such as tutoring underprivileged high school students for the SAT, running college application workshops for local students and organizing clothing and canned food drives.

The 11 eating clubs on Prospect Avenue are institutions unique to Princeton University. They are private organizations, independently owned and operated by their respective alumni boards. While classes are in session, the clubs offer breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Jan 6, 2021 · Princeton eating clubs are a long-standing tradition unique to the university. Though technically unaffiliated with the school—Princeton eating clubs are privately maintained and operated by undergraduates—they play an integral role in campus life.

The Eating Clubs at Princeton University: A Breakdown Princeton University is known for its eating clubs (photo credit: Ken Lund). Each Ivy League school contains its own ecosystem of prestigious social clubs which students vie for entry into.

The 11 eating clubs on Prospect Avenue are institutions unique to Princeton University. They are private organizations, independently owned and operated. The members of eating clubs are second-semester sophomores, juniors, and seniors at Princeton.

Dec 5, 2017 · The portraits of the 11 Princeton eating clubs are presented below in order of their social prestige and coolness, as determined by a handful of current students and alumni. (Unscientific and superficial, we admit.)

The eating clubs offer juniors and seniors the opportunity to become a part of a close-knit community. They reinforce existing friendships while also introducing you to a wonderful, new, and diverse group of Princetonians.