‘Our most memorable moments’

By Danielle Alio, Nick Barberio and Amaris Hardy, Office of Communications on May 27, 2014, noon
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As Princeton University’s seniors prepared to walk out of FitzRandolph Gate at Commencement on June 3, they took some time to reflect on their favorite memories from the past four years.

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