Resource Index

A letter to first year students and families, from the Dean of Undergraduate Students and Executive Director of University Health Services. 

The Assistant Deans for Student Life (ADSL) serve as primary case managers in crisis situations. They are also available to talk with students about well-being concerns and can refer them to appropriate campus resources.

Chaplains who are confidential counselors to speak on situations such as experiencing sexual misconduct. View the list of non-mandated reporters that serve as spiritual counselors. 

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. 

An affirming space offering social events and educational programs focused on uplifting women, femme, trans, and queer Princetonians.

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.

Emergency funding for graduate students helps cover unexpected expenses such as medical bills, urgent travel, or temporary financial hardship.

The 12-bed Infirmary unit provides a caring place for students who require more extended treatment, who might otherwise have to remain in a hospital or return home to recover.

With expertise in primary care as well as specializations like athletic medicine, sexual health, and more, we can provide you with the range of care you need.