Princeton Canadians

Canadians form the largest group of foreign students at Princeton University, numbering nearly 200 undergraduate and graduate students. As a University-recognized student organization, we aim to:


maintain and strengthen our Canadian social and cultural ties;


encourage further scholarship and research into Canadian issues within a North American context;

represent the Canadian community at Princeton in matters affecting us, and;

host social events where the entire University community is invited to share the Canadian experience.


If you have any questions or comments regarding this site or our organization in general, don't hesitate to write us!



Co-Prime Ministers

Kevin Ross

Email: kcross@princeton.edu
Class of 2014
Cranbrook, BC

Mimi Pichette

Email: pichette@princeton.edu
Class of 2014

Upcoming events

Fall Welcome Luncheon

First week of classes

Canadian Thanksgiving

Second monday in October

NHL/Concert Outing

Generally sometime in april

Spring BBQ

Early may

Princeton Canadians
T-shirts

You've been dreaming about them, your friends have asked you about them... You KNOW you want them. Not only that, but they have birthday/Christmas/family gift written all over them*.
Check out the design and be sure to attend our annual Fall Welcome Lunch and Spring BBQ to get your own free shirt!

* (no... not literally - although you can do it yourself if you really want to)

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Going Home?

Take a look at the current exchange rates for the Canadian dollar and other currencies.

What is the weather like ? (according to Environment Canada)

So you're visiting your auntie in Moosejaw and you forgot where it was? No problem.

Check out Princeton University's online ride board [Princeton access only]; there is another ride board at the Student Center Hyphen.

Driving? MapQuest provides customizable maps and driving directions in the US. It will get you to the border :-)

Airlines - Air Canada, Canadian Airlines

Trains - Amtrack, Via Rail

Buses - Greyhound

If you are sending letters or packages to Canada, take a look at the US Postal Service's applicable rates and fees (you can also look at the general USPS Global Delivery Service).

Alumni

Princeton Canadian Alumni

Alumni, let us know how you are doing, if you're planning on coming to Princeton, or if you have a personal website you would like us to link from here.

Sites of Interest

Princeton Alumni Association of Canada

Tigernet (email services for Princeton alumni)

Alumni section on Princeton's website