Princeton Club of Chicago

Don’t miss the 135th student-written Triangle Show, "Aisle Be Damned!", a Princeton tradition presented live in Chicagoland! TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

On January 21, please join an all alumni gathering with President Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83, who will be in conversation with John Rogers ’80, co-chief executive officer of Ariel Investments at Venue SIX10, 610 Michigan Avenue.

The Penn Club of Chicago is hosting a “Roadmap to College” webinar with Ivy Experience admissions experts, covering current admissions trends, grade inflation, testing updates, résumé-building strategies, and tips for strong essays.

Celebrate great milestones of the QPA (40th anniversary), PCC (150th anniversary), and Alumni Association (200th anniversary) by highlighting the experiences of notable queer Princeton alumni and their service to the community. All are welcome.

Opus, Princeton University’s premier student-led chamber music collective, is performing at Nichols Hall in Evanston for their first-ever tour in “Chicago: Harmony in Every Heart.”

You are invited to join us at PCC's Princeton Diversity Discussions! This month's topic: Race and Food: Cultural Narratives

We invite all alumni to the University Club of Chicago to celebrate our time in college and hear from Alli Frank and Asha Youmans, authors of Run For Your Life, Callie Kingman, a new novel set on the Princeton campus in the 90s and modern day Sacramento.

You are invited to join us at PCC's Princeton Diversity Discussions! This month's topic: Racial Excellence: Energizing or Exhausting?

PWN & A4P co-host author Melody Chu ’01 for a discussion on her AAPI novel "Mathey Girls"

Kids ages 1 ½ to 5 years are welcome to join us for a playdate at Famalia Cafe, a two-level indoor playroom with slides, climbing obstacles, and blocks that blows the McDonald’s PlayPlace of your memory out of the water.

The Chicago Architecture Biennial convenes the world to explore innovative ideas and collectively imagine the future of design. Join us on a curated tour of the central exhibits at the Chicago Cultural Center.

Join the PCC, in partnership with the Association of Jewish Princeton Alumni (AJPA), as we volunteer at the Jewish United Fund’s Uptown Cafe—a restaurant style kosher soup kitchen serving community members of all faiths and backgrounds

Please join the Princeton Club of Chicago and the Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P) in celebrating the Year of the Horse at Imperial! REGISTER BY FEB 26!

Professional organizer, Mandy Terc '99, will provide advice, guidance and moral support as we declutter, categorize and reorganize our items together. Co-hosted by the Princeton Women's Network. All are welcome!

You are invited to join us at PCC's Princeton Diversity Discussions! This month's topic: Race and the Stories We Tell Ourselves, Our Family, and the Neighbors

You are invited to join us at PCC's Princeton Diversity Discussions! This month's topic: Race and Fundraising: Success and Strategy