Students who wish to change the terms of their spring semester meal plan to a smaller plan may do so once this semester; Monday, February 6 through Sunday, February 12. Upgrades in meal plans may be made at any time.
All changes in meal plans are made by entering the online Housing System and selecting the Modify Your Meal Plan option. Once you have selected and accepted a new meal plan a contract addendum will be issued to you in an e-mail with your new
Announcements
Draw Guide Available
The 2012 Undergraduate Room Draw Guide is now available. This guide, intended to step students through the draw process, provides planning materials as well as important dates and contract information.
New This Year
In addition to the Spelman draw, there will be mixed gender housing available to juniors and seniors in the regular upperclass draw. Double rooms in 1901/Laughlin, Foulke and Scully Halls will show as mixed gender on the available rooms lis
In accordance with a long standing University policy, painting and or spackling of dormitory rooms is not permitted. Students who violate this policy and paint their own rooms will be fined and charged for repainting (by University painters). Students may not attempt to restore their rooms to the original color.
Starting with the 2010-2011 academic year the department of Housing and Real Estate Services announces additional charges will be assessed:
Immedi
Princeton University is moving ahead with plans to redevelop graduate student, faculty and staff housing, with several major steps taken in the past few months. Read the full story at News at Princeton.
Princeton Catering is pleased to announce our December loyal customer winner Kathleen Applegate. Kathleen, who is Program Manager in the Princeton University Program in Teacher Preparation, has been awarded $20.00 in Paw Points for use at any Dining Services facility. Congratulations to our winner!
There are several ways in which Princeton Catering customers can receive special rewards. Princeton Dining Services Catering looks forward to filling your catering needs.
Princeton Dining Services is pleased to announce the winners of the annual "There's No Place Like Home" recipe contest. The winning recipes will be served on February 14 in the residential dining halls, the Center for Jewish Life, and Food for Thought in the Frist Campus Center.
Congratulations to our contest winners!
1ST PRIZE
KuKu Tofu
Favorite of Catherine Ku ’14 Mathey College
2ND PRIZE
North African Chicken
Favorite of Sophie Harkins &
The top three winning recipes submitted to International Palate were featured at dinner in all six residential dining halls on November 9. International Palate, a contest sponsored by the Office of International Programs and Princeton Dining Services, invites students participating in a study abroad program to submit their favorite international recipe as well as some background about their culinary experience abroad.
First place winner Elizabeth Driggs '14 Butler Col
Princeton Catering is pleased to offer special rewards to our loyal customers.
Complete the catering survey after each event and you will be eligible for a monthly drawing of $20.00 in Paw Points for use at any Dining Services facility.
For every five surveys completed, your department will receive 20% off your next function with Princeton Catering.
Spend $1,000 with Dining Services in one month and receive10% off a future catered event.
Winners will be
Princeton Dining Services announces that vending machines in many locations across campus now accept Paw Points. Intended to offer convenience to vending customers, this added feature allows anyone with Paw Points to simply present their TigerCard (University ID) to a reader when purchasing items from a campus vending machine.
Paw Points are now accepted at these vending machine locations:
Computer Science Building (soda and snack machines)
DeNunzio Pool- main entrance (soda
