Princeton Club of Chicago

Join your fellow Tigers “In The Service of Humanity” for our 3rd Annual Princeton Club of Chicago / 2nd Annual Chicagoland Ivy Plus Fall Blood Drive by registering to donate blood with the American Red Cross.

Raise a glass to 200 years of the Alumni Association while exploring wine styles enjoyed by James Madison ’1771 *1772, the first President of the Princeton Alumni Association, first graduate alumnus, and 4th U.S. President

Join the Princeton Club of Chicago and the Brown Club of Chicago for a joint alumni chapter watch party for this season’s Princeton-Brown football game on October 17 at 11:00am!

Put on your favorite orange and black attire and join fellow Princetonians and friends in celebration of Orange and Black Day, the University’s 280th birthday! RSVP DEADLINE OCT 10!

PCC Pres Marquis Parker ’99, Lisa Barron ’84, and artist Jefferey Cornett S84 celebrate Orange & Black Day with a conversation about its meaning, a tour of The Distelheim Gallery, and a look at its one-of-a-kind Orange&Black Collection.

Come ONE Come ALL to the TIGER BALL as we mix, mingle, and celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Princeton Club of Chicago in our finest orange and black tie attire. Reunion jackets welcome! Reserve by 10/12!

The Family Events Committee is sponsoring this opportunity to bring together PCC families with young kids to celebrate Princeton's Orange and Black Day with other Tiger families and their littlest cubs in Oz Park!

Join the PCC and The AJPA for a docent-led tour of the Illinois Holocaust Museum's Experience 360 followed by a private reception and presentation with Amanda Friedeman ‘99 Associate Director of Education at the Museum.

You are invited to join us at these alumni-led, community-building talks, where we are excited to explore race, racism, and racial justice with you! 

Join fellow All-Ivy+ alumni for an interactive discussion and demonstration of the AI tools people are using to work more effectively, think better, and get more done, with a particular focus on how people are actually using these tools in practice.

Join Tom Harrits ’05 for a book talk on his novel "Fibonacci" in conversation with Ronnie Raviv ‘95.

You are invited to join us at these alumni-led, community-building talks, where we are excited to explore race, racism, and racial justice with you!