Princeton University

Student organizations are created and run by students with support from the University through the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students. Some 300 organizations make it easy for students to engage their interests outside the classroom, such as campus politics, civic engagement, media, performing arts, multicultural groups, and religion.

Two Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs are open to men and women at Princeton. In both (Army and Air Force), participants may compete for scholarships described in the Undergraduate Financial Aid Information and Application Instructions booklet. Participants in either program engage in noncredit courses and activities that, if successfully completed, lead to a commission as an officer.

• The Lewis Center for the Arts at 185 Nassau Street houses the programs in creative writing, dance, theater, and visual arts, which host art shows, theatrical productions, dance concerts, and poetry and fiction readings.
• The McCarter Theatre Center offers drama, music, dance, film, and events ranging from acrobatics to mime. The theater also hosts the annual show presented by student members of the Triangle Club. McCarter’s Berlind Theatre houses major productions of the Program in Theater and Program in Dance.
• Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall hosts musical, dramatic, and other performances, most open to the public, and most for a fee.
• Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall hosts campus musical groups throughout the year, which are sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Music.
• Theatre Intime, a student-run facility, schedules dramatic productions, dance concerts, and comedy shows throughout the year at Murray-Dodge Hall.
• The Frist Campus Center Film/Performance Theater is a multipurpose performance space that hosts theatrical productions, musical and film events, and other performances throughout the year.