Princeton Club of Washington

Join fellow Tigers and other Ivy alums for the monthly virtual PCW Fiction Book Club meeting.

Perfect your Thanksgiving recipes before serving them to your holiday guests! Enjoy each others’ company, meet fellow Tigers, and soak up the last weeks of fall weather.

Watch the undefeated Tigers take on Dartmouth with fellow Tigers and Dartmouth alum.

Join fellow Tigers and other Ivy alums for the monthly PCW Fiction Book Club meeting.

Princeton’s charter was granted to the University on October 22, 1746, when it was still known as the College of New Jersey. This year marks the University’s 276th birthday! Wear your orange and black and join us at Hawthorne DC, with appetizers spons

The Capital Area Food Bank leads our region's efforts to provide equitable access to food and opportunity to people struggling with hunger and food. Join PCW on October 22 to help pack boxes of food.

Come meet alumni of all ages living in the DC area! This will be a potluck gathering, so please bring a dish/side/snack/drink to share.

Join fellow Tigers and other Ivy alums for the monthly PCW Fiction Book Club meeting.

Join the Princeton Club, Ivy Social Club, Bruce McBarnette '80, and friends on a hike in the Algonkian Park.

A lively discussion of "Every Day the River Changes: Four Weeks Down the Magdalena" by Jordan Salama '19 - this year's Princeton Pre-Read

Our next book club event will be held on Saturday, 7/16/22 in person and on Zoom. The venue for the book club is the rooftop lounge of the building on 1701 Massachusetts Ave, NW in Washington, DC.

SOLD OUT for JOINING an All-Ivy conversation with a peerless global military strategist and lending your hands to an activity with Razom, a medical aid group working in Ukraine since 2014.

Join the Princeton and Ivy Social Club at a social networking lunch at the Harth Lounge.

Ivy Social Club and Bruce McBarnette invite you to attend a hike on Sunday July 3rd in the DuPont neighborhood, followed by complimentary energy sessions at Sukyo Mahikari Center, and lunch at Thai Pad.

Join PWN-DC for brunch and a discussion with Christie Henry, Director of Princeton University Press. She’ll share her experiences at Princeton University Press and the possibilities and challenges facing the publishing industry.

Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton-DC Region presents a private insider tour of the Library of Congress Asian Reading Room.

Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style? Join us at our next book club meeting to discuss Clare Pooley's The Authenticity Project!

Join us for a lively discussion of "The House of Broken Angels" by Luis Alberto Urrea!

Ivy Social Club and Bruce McBarnette '80 invite you to attend a hike on Sunday June 5 at Rock Creek Park, followed by complimentary energy sessions at Sukyo Mahikari Center, and lunch at Thai Pad.

Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton-DC Region presents a private tour of the exhibit with Dorothy Moss and Jeff Kelley.

Let's warm up for Reunions by cooling down with a sentimental treat at one of our Princeton favorites...Thomas Sweet!

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

In May, the Princeton Prize in Race Relations regional committees for DC and Baltimore honored the 2022 Prize winners and certificate recipients.

The Princeton Club of Washington will head to Audi Field for our first soccer outing of the year.

Join other recent grads (2016-2021) for food, drinks and games at Meridian Hill Park.

Ivy Social Club and Bruce McBarnette '80 invite you to attend a hike on Sunday at Rock Creek Park, followed by complimentary energy sessions at a wellness center at 4479 Connecticut Ave., Washington, DC, and free pizza at the Italian Pizza Kitchen

Join fellow Princetonians for a fun night of trivia at Astro Beer Hall! We will compete on "Tiger teams" to win prizes and test our knowledge and collective brainpower.

Our next book club event will be held on Sunday, 4/24/2022 in person and on Zoom. This will be our first in-person book club in 2022. The venue for the book club is the the High Point Pub in the Whole Foods Market in the Boro in McLean, VA.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Join the Princeton, Ivy Social Club, and Bruce McBarnette at a social networking lunch at the Commons Restaurant located in the beautiful College Park Marriott. We will gather around the bar. Each person will order their own food and beverages.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

1/18: Please join an eye-opening discussion with a special Princetonian, Kathy Roth-Douquet *91, CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Star Families and former member of Princeton's Board of Trustees. Event is open to all alumni and guests. Please tell a friend.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

PCW is back at Audi Field!

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Join us on Saturday, July 17th for a family-friendly night of good food and baseball!

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Join us to Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility by Jennifer M. Morton '02.

Join fellow alums for an outdoor yoga session at the Georgetown Waterfront!

Join our young alumni for happy hour at Wunder Garten.

Join PCW online to discuss the club's activities during this past year and learn about the University's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and objectives.

Join fellow alums for a nature hike through Rock Creek Park!

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Join us to discuss Cherríe Moraga's Native Country of the Heart: A Memoir.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Join us to discuss Rosario Ferré The House on the Lagoon.

FINAL CALL: Join our 3/29 talk with April Falcon Doss, a cybersecurity and privacy expert who’s worked for NSA, the US Senate and is a lawyer. She reviews the data being collected on people and used by companies, governments, even employers and schools

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style?

Need a road map for making a career pivot less daunting? Learn who could benefit, steps to take to accomplish and how to execute a career pivot.

Think you know everything about Jack, Bobby, and Ted Kennedy? Think again. Join Larry Haas, M.A. History, *81, as he relays a new, rich, fascinating, and consequential story about these iconic brothers.

If you are curious about how working with a coach might help you or your team members raise their game, or you are exploring different tools to navigate a current leadership challenge, you can get some answers in this informal talk with Hilary Joel '85.

Join us to discuss Junot Diaz's The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.

Stuck at home with all your orange and black stuff? You're in luck! Join our one and only PCW VIRTUAL ORANGE & BLACK SCAVENGER HUNT!

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style? Join us to discuss The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin!

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all -- PCW members and the public.

Join us to discuss Isabel Allende's The House of the Spirits.

Join us to discuss Colson Whitehead's The Intuitionist.

This holiday season, help make the holidays brighter for vulnerable families -- purchase and assemble family COVID Kits or Children's Goodie Bags, purchase an item from the online wish list, or make a donation.

Please join us for our next event in our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all.

Join us to discuss Somerset Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence.

Join the Princeton Women's Network (PWN) for an evening panel discussion on navigating work-life balance.

How has America addressed the issues raised in the 1968 Kerner Commission Report on Racial Inequality? Did the predictions made by the report come true about the future of American society?

Please join us our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all.

A conversation on Reconstruction-era white-supremacist terrorism in the U.S. South, and its continuing relevance today, with noted Washington Post editorial writer and columnist Charles Lane.

Join us to discuss Alejo Carpentier's The Kingdom of this World

The “tech-talent pipeline package” and the Amazon Effect: Growing Technology Education and Industry Partnerships in the National Capital Region.

Join us for our very first Quarantine Qook-Off Qompetition!

Join the Ivy Social Club, Bruce McBarnette '80, and Yoomie Ahn as we test our trivia knowledge!

Please join us our series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all.

Finding you have lots more time to read in this season of social distancing? Eager to connect with fellow DC Tigers and talk about your favorite books, precept style? Join us to discuss Isabel Wilkerson's Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents.

Ready to engage two distinguished legal minds on the SCOTUS selection process? Join our ZOOM BOOK TALK with author Ilya Shapiro '99 and extended discussion with Nick Allard '74 -- for an event that couldn't be more timely. Bring questions.

Join us to discuss Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye.

Been cooped up inside too long? Behind on your fitness or wellness goals? Join PCW for an outdoor yoga class led by fellow alum Lisa Haynes '88!

EVENT SOLD OUT -- Join PCW and Columbia Club for an engaging discussion on the intellectual history of the Trump era with Pulitzer Prize winner Carlos Lozada *97 on Oct. 15 at 6:30 pm. Do join us with your questions.

Join fellow alums for a nature hike and picnic through Teddy Roosevelt Island!

Join us to discuss Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton

Calling all DC-Area Alumnae!

Join us to discuss Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence.

Join us to discuss The Obscene Bird of Night by Jose Donoso '51.

Join us to discuss Friedrich Dürrenmatt's "Once a Greek."

Join us to discuss Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude.

Join us to discuss Virginia Woolf's "To the Lighthouse."

Thank you to all who attended our Virtual Annual Meeting. The presentation slide deck is now available.

A virtual discussion with Michael Signer '95 and Patricia L. Irvin '76. Recording available now.

The Princeton Club of Washington is pleased to co-present this edition of TigerTalks Digital with the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council.

Our first virtual meeting of the Princeton Fiction Book Club was a success! Thanks to all participants. Join us in June to discuss Italo Colvino's Invisible Cities.

The Association of Latino Princeton Alumni is sponsoring a trivia competition on all things Princeton. Open to all alumni!

Reunions is on(line)!

This event is sold out. PCW is pleased to co-sponsor a panel discussion with the Columbia Club of DC. This event is now a webinar rather than an in-person event.

This edition of TigerTalks Digital focuses on how digital transformation is enhancing the consumer retail experience– online and physical. Presented by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council and the Princeton Club of Northern California.

This next edition of TigerTalks Digital focuses on the challenges and opportunities in the real estate markets. Presented by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council, the Princeton Real Estate Network, and the Princeton Association of New York City.

We will be resuming our discussion of Hilary Mantel's "The Giant, O'Brien" via Zoom.

Princeton Alumni Angels (PAA) is rolling out its inaugural virtual pitch event on April 23! You'll be able to engage with exciting startups wherever you are. Like other Pitch Nights, this event is limited to accredited investors.

Join us for the first time Princeton Diversity Discussions in Washington, DC, go online!

Unfortunately, this event has been postponed. Please stay tuned for the rescheduled date.

The Princeton Association of New York City (PANYC), the Princeton Alumni Angels of Greater New York (PAAGNY), and the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) bring you TigerTalks Digital on "From Corporate to Entrepreneur ... and What Now?"

This event is postponed. Please stay tuned for the rescheduled date. If you have signed up for this event, please contact Ruben Diaz.

View a presentation from James (Jaime) Martiney '85 P14 on "Understanding the Science Behind the COVID-19 Pandemic – Critical Information to Make Informed Decisions." Originally broadcast on March 25 at 7pm EDT.

Unfortunately, the Anacostia Watershed Society has canceled this event. Please contact the Princeton Club of Washington if you have any questions, and stay tuned for future volunteer shift dates.

The MIT Club of DC is excited to bring Kelly Wen in for an engaging talk on Taoist principles.

Please join us for a dynamic discussion of The Optimist's Daughter by Eudora Welty.

Volunteer with Princeton and Harvard alums at the Greater DC Diaper Bank

Please join us for a dynamic discussion of The Odyssey.

Join us for the performance of Triangle's new musical-comedy, Once Uponzi Time, on January 25 in Silver Spring, MD! Tickets are available online until 12pm today. After that, you can purchase tickets at the door.

Please join us for a dynamic discussion of Less by Andrew Sean Greer.

Join PCW for our next "Eating Club" dinner at Meze in Adams Morgan. All alumni and their guests are welcome. The dinner is now full, but you can join the waitlist.

Please join us for a dynamic discussion of Ivo Andrić's The Bosnian Chronicle. All are welcome.

Join a young alumni adventure to Mexico City for Día de los Muertos with Princeton Journeys!

Join DC area alumni for a reception to welcome Princeton undergrads on their Fall Break trip as part of the Next Generation Citizenship Program.

If you think Capitol Hill is scary during the day - imagine what it's like at night, when the ghosts come out!

We're bringing back the wildly popular PCW black tie event! Please purchase your tickets at the door.

Please join us for the first in a series of discussions on diversity. This event is open to all.

Please join us for a dynamic discussion of Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go. All are welcome.

Join your fellow Tiger alumnae for a Princeton Journey to Santa Fe, New Mexico

Join the Princeton Club of Washington for a potluck brunch in Rock Creek Park.

Join Bruce McBarnette '80 and the Ivy Social Club for a bit of "August in Paris” at this charming French bistro. All are welcome.

Celebrate PCW's 10th year of connecting alums & the new Grad School Admits. HEAR a special talk by Michael Colopy '78 and join our festive Bastille Day Reception @Rose Li *92's (Bethesda). Greet fellow alums+future alums -- join us to beat the heat.

NOTE LOCATION CHANGE (444 North Capitol St NW). Join the Princeton Club of Washington for our annual meeting. You'll hear from Nuala O'Connor '89 of the Center for Democracy and Technology and learn the latest news and plans from the Club.

We regret to inform you that this event has been cancelled. Please stay tuned for future book club meetings.

Join the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA) for FAME, The Musical!

Please join PCW's Fiction Book Club for a dynamic discussion of The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid. All are welcome.

RSVP by Friday, May 3.

WWS Graduate Alumni: Please join us for a "Prospect-style" dinner with Zach Vertin (MPP 2013), author of the new book "A Rope from the Sky: The Making and Unmaking of the World's Newest State."

Please join PCW's Fiction Book Club for a dynamic discussion of The Judge and His Hangman by Friedrich Dürrenmatt. All are welcome.

Join PCW for our next "Eating Club" dinner at Mission in Dupont Circle. All are welcome.

Please join the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA) for an evening of dance. This event is open to all alumni and their guests. RSVP by April 5.

Please join PCW's Fiction Book Club for a dynamic discussion of Ficciones by Jorge Luis Borges. All are welcome.