Dorian Johnson has been appointed deputy director of housing for operations in the department of Housing and Real Estate Services.
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Restoration activities include grading and reshaping the streambed and stream banks as well as planting some 300 new trees and over 2000 other plants.
Princeton University Dining Services has opened a new cafe in Princeton's state-of-the-art Frick Chemistry Laboratory. The new cafe offers delicious food and comfortable seating in the atrium and outdoor seating overlooking the natural areas surrounding the building.
Part of the Princeton University Facilities Organization, the Office of Conference and Event Services (CES) is the premier resource for those interested in holding a conference, seminar or special event on Campus.
Notice anything different about Blair Arch? The clock faces on Blair Hall are undergoing a restoration program and the familiar circular faces and roman numerals are currently in University storage.
Two "micro-steam" power-generating systems in Dillon are helping the University realize a key part of its sustainability plan.
Princeton University plans to build a facility to house its high-performance computing research systems on the Forrestal Campus in Plainsboro about three miles north of the main campus.
Princeton University has been recognized for its energy conservation efforts by the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP) organization for a wide range of energy-saving projects.
Princeton's Whitman residential college has been recognized by two building trades organizations for its craftsmanship and excellence.
Some time ago, there was a power outage affecting the southern end of the Princeton campus. No one noticed. The Princeton Co-Generation Plant, with its state-of-the-art control center, detected the outage and in 600 milliseconds increased its output, generating the electricity needed to keep the lights on.
