#OurTomorrow connects students working for change

By Ryan Maguire, Office of Communications on March 2, 2017, 10 a.m.

Students at Princeton University and universities across the United States share their stories as part of #OurTomorrow, a national campaign illuminating the power we all have to create change through service and civic engagement.

Student groups focusing on community service and fun were on display at the Fall 2014 Student Activities and Civic Engagement Fairs on Friday, Sept. 12, inside and outside Dillon Gym. The event was sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students and the Pace Center for Civic Engagement.

Be a Princetonian — get out and vote! .

Princeton students, faculty and staff have been working to get out the vote leading up to Election Day 2020, including helping undergraduates across the country register to vote and volunteering as poll workers.

Stories of service: Eisgruber on making a difference .

In the Pace Center for Civic Engagement's first Stories of Service video feature of the spring semester, President Christopher L. Eisgruber shares his story of service using his own undergraduate volunteer experience to illuminate why service is an important part of what makes the Princeton student experience so special.

President Tilghman on campaign video .

Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman comments on the comprehensive fundraising campaign University leaders officially launched on Friday, Nov. 9, to raise $1.75 billion over the next five years.

We Speak: Camila Novo-Viano '18 .

Junior Camila Novo-Viano explains why all students should take the We Speak survey to share their attitudes on sexual misconduct at Princeton. Students can take the survey in Tiger Hub.

Community and staff share well wishes during exams .

Familiar faces from everyday places around the community and campus share good luck messages and study tips for undergraduate students preparing for first-semester exams beginning Wednesday, Jan. 18.