Culture & Identity

The Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity advocates for and supports first-generation/lower-income (FLI) and historically excluded students populations at Princeton University and beyond. 

Explore organizations that offer informal English tutoring, host family programs and other Princeton community engagement programs.  

The Graduate Scholars Program (GSP) enhances and supports academic, social, and community development during the graduate school experience by hosting events throughout the academic year, including an annual retreat, networking, and career development workshops, along with faculty and postdoctoral lunch and learns.

A list of graduate-specific organizations. 

Explore ISPPU's many social programs that provide opportunities for international spouses and partners to establish a sense of belonging through friendships, sharing helpful tips for settling into Princeton life and fun-filled community building activities. 

View the list of all student groups affiliated with the Office of Religious Life from interfaith to religious tradition groups.