Princeton Engineering

Engineering is an integral part of Princeton. The Princeton context makes the engineering school unique; Princeton engineers leverage the strengths of a world-class liberal arts university in their teaching and research. Engineering, in turn, adds value to the University by preparing all students to think wisely about the role of technology in society and by collaborating with non-engineers to solve societal problems.

The letter ‘E’ has been established at Princeton as a shorthand for Engineering, since the home of the engineering school—the engineering quadrangle—is familiarly called the EQuad.

The new Princeton Engineering wordmark—with its special ‘E’ embedded in the traditionally-typeset word ‘Princeton’—conveys the school’s role as an integral part of Princeton University. It also provides a means by which the multiple departments and centers within the school can connect themselves to the school and the University, and present themselves to their multiple audiences in a coherent, meaningful way.

For more information about the Princeton University Identity please visit the following page:

http://www.princeton.edu/communications/services/image/graphic/