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On the campus student entrepreneurs create app for taking campus tours.

When a friend of Ron Miasnik ’22 had a disappointing tour at Princeton due to the lack of focus on physics, the major he hoped to pursue, Miasnik began thinking about ways to personalize the campus tour experience. The discussion ultimately inspired a STUDENT STARTUP AND A NEW APP, ADORA . 

Miasnik partnered with Raya Ward ’21, Joseph Rubin ’22, and Sacheth Sathyanarayanan ’22 (a co-founder who is no longer involved with the project) to identify key issues, including accessibility, how to engage students with specific interests, and how to offer opportunities for those who cannot visit campus. They also connected with Princeton’s Office of Admission.

For the next year, the Adora team worked on developing the app, joining the Keller Center’s eLab Incubator program, which helps students with development, funding, mentorship, and launching of a product or service. Dan Levin ’86 and Ann Kirschner *78 served as advisers.

Through the app, users can select a premade tour or create a personalized one by choosing areas of interest, including majors and extracurriculars. The app generates a tour with the most relevant stops. Each location is interactive, with descriptions, videos, and photos, and navigation is included for those using the app while on campus. 

The Adora team won first place in the Entrepreneurship Club pitch competition in February. In January, Princeton became the startup’s first customer. Pitzer College, Cal Lutheran University, North Dakota State University, and Presbyterian College in South Carolina have also signed contracts with the company. 

The coronavirus pandemic upended a planned launch in May, but it also presented the team with a new opportunity: to develop better ways to engage with those who cannot physically visit campus. The app launched in the fall. 

Emily Crosby, an assistant dean of admission, said she is proud of the students and believes their product will change the campus tour landscape. “It’s been a pleasure to work with them,” she said. 

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Are you a prospective student or parent interested in visiting Princeton University? Or a visitor looking to learn more about this prestigious institution? A campus tour is the perfect way to gather information and have any of your questions about the university answered. To register for Princeton University Orange Key Tours click here .

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We strongly recommend visits when classes are in session if at all possible in order to see the campus alive with students. The best time to visit is during the junior year of high school or the fall of senior year prior to application.

Although applicants apply to Princeton University rather than to the engineering school, and all admission decisions are made by the Undergraduate Admission Office, we normally provide tours for prospective students and their immediate families and happily answer questions. A proper full-day visit to Princeton would include an engineering tour , Orange Key tour , and an  Admission Office information session .

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Join us for an in-person student-led tour s of the engineering school.  Sign up  to hear directly from a current engineering student and to ask questions. Please  explore online , follow us on social media, or  email questions .

Please note that our engineering tours are intended for prospective undergraduate students visiting campus individually, along with their families. Due to the large number of prospective students and family members taking our tours, as well as the narrow hallways in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), we are unfortunately not able to accommodate large organized tour groups or groups arriving by bus.

Regardless of the situation, large groups of visitors will be turned away at the door. No exceptions.

In-person Guided Engineering Tours

Guided engineering tours during the academic year are offered by members of the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, who are juniors and seniors who are able to describe their experiences as engineering students at Princeton while providing an overview of the academic programs and facilities. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the campus map .  Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered Monday through Friday, when classes are in session . Unfortunately, we are unable to offer guided tours on weekends, during Reading Period (just before exams) and exams, or during breaks. Here are our available tour dates . Please check back in July 2024 for our fall engineering tour schedule.

During the summer, guided engineering tours are offered after the July 4 th holiday through the end of July, given by students who are spending their summers at Princeton doing research. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the campus map . Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered weekdays only, Monday through Friday.

Here are our available tour dates . Please check back in May 2024 for our summer engineering tour schedule.

We ask that you please RSVP and follow the instructions. Helpful information, like parking on campus, is available using the tabs in the upper right. An email confirmation will be sent. Please be aware that during high school vacation weeks in February and April, as well as on holidays such as Veterans’ Day, there is a very heavy demand for guided tours. Since Princeton students have to meet academic obligations, we do not have large numbers of guides available, so the tours during peak periods can get very large. If possible, please plan to visit outside these periods.

Please note that we are unable to store personal items such as luggage, backpacks, coats or umbrellas in the E-Quad.

Self-led Engineering Tours

If you are unable to visit when a guided tour is offered, a self-led tour is available. No pre-registration is required. The leaflet describing the self-directed tour and its route can be picked up just outside the SEAS Dean’s Office suite on the main corridor of the C-wing, just next to the E-Quad Café. The self-led tour can be done at any time that the building is open, Monday through Friday, but we ask that you do not enter labs or offices unless invited by a member of the faculty or staff. Please note we are unable to store personal items such as luggage, backpacks, coats or umbrellas in the E-Quad.

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Please see the list of Frequently Asked Questions by prospective and admitted students. Each engineering department has a website with information on its undergraduate program. Please visit this link , click on the departments that interest you, and follow links to the undergraduate program. Each department has an undergraduate handbook or similar advising document which will provide detailed information on its program of study and independent work, as well as video clips from current majors.

Please Note: In the event of inclement weather, should Princeton University officials announce that campus is closed to non-essential personnel, SEAS will not be offering guided engineering tours and our office will be closed for business.  Please check the Princeton homepage for updates about University operations.  Your safety is very important to us and we strongly encourage you to use good judgment when making your travel decision.   It is better to be safe and postpone your campus visit until you can see Princeton under much more auspicious conditions.

If you continue to have questions about the engineering program at Princeton, please email [email protected] .  All questions about the application process, including standardized tests, and admission matters should be directed to the Undergraduate Admission Office, [email protected] .  See this link for complete contact information.

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2024 march madness: men's ncaa tournament schedule, dates.

Here is the schedule for March Madness 2024, which started with the Selection Sunday on March 17. The NCAA tournament games continue with the second round on Saturday, March 23:

• Selection Sunday: 6 p.m. ET Sunday, March 17 on CBS
• First Four: March 19-20
• First round: March 21-22
• Second round: March 23-24 
• Sweet 16: March 28-29 
• Elite Eight: March 30-31 
• Final Four: Saturday, April 6 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
• NCAA championship game: Monday, April 8 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

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Here is the game-by-game schedule for the 2024 men's tournament, including TV networks. Click or tap on each game to be taken to the live streams.

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Sunday, March 24 (Round of 32)

• (2) Marquette vs. (10) Colorado | 12:10 p.m. | CBS
• (1) Purdue vs. (8) Utah State | 2:40 p.m. | CBS
• (4) Duke vs. (12) James Madison | 5:15 p.m. | CBS
• (3) Baylor vs. (6) Clemson | 6:10 p.m. | TNT
• (4) Alabama vs. (12) Grand Canyon | 7:10 p.m. | TBS
• (1) UConn vs. (9) Northwestern | 7:45 p.m. | truTV
• (1) Houston vs. (9) Texas A&M | 8:40 p.m. | TNT
• (5) San Diego State vs. (13) Yale | 9:40 p.m. | TBS

Thursday, March 28 (Sweet 16)

• (2) Iowa State vs. (3) Illinois | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD
• (1) North Carolina vs. TBD | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD
• (2) Arizona vs. TBD | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD
• TBD vs. TBD

Friday, March 29 (Sweet 16)

• (2) Tennessee vs. (3) Creighton | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD
• (5) Gonzaga vs. TBD | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD
• (11) NC State vs. TBD | Time TBD | TV Channel TBD

Saturday, March 30 (Elite Eight)

Sunday, March 31 (Elite Eight)

Saturday, April 6 (Final Four)

Monday, April 8 (National championship game)

• TBD vs. TBD | 9:20 p.m.

Tuesday, March 19 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Wagner 71 , (16) Howard 68
• (10) Colorado State 67 , (10) Virginia 42

Wednesday, March 20 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Grambling 88 , (16) Montana State 81
• (10) Colorado 60 , (10) Boise State 53

Thursday, March 21 (Round of 64)

• (9) Michigan State 66 , (8) Mississippi State 51
• (11) Duquesne 71 , (6) BYU 67
• (3) Creighton 77 , (14) Akron 60
• (2) Arizona 85 , (15) Long Beach State 65
• (1) North Carolina 90 , (16) Wagner 61
• (3) Illinois 85 , (14) Morehead State 69
• (11) Oregon 87 , (6) South Carolina 73
• (7) Dayton 63 , (10) Nevada 60
• (7) Texas 56 , (10) Colorado State 44
• (14) Oakland 80 , (3) Kentucky 76
• (5) Gonzaga 86 , (12) McNeese 65
• (2) Iowa State 82 , (15) South Dakota State 65
• (2) Tennessee 83 ,   (15) Saint Peter's 49
• (7) Washington State 66 , (10) Drake 61
• ( 11) NC State 80 , (6) Texas Tech 67
• (4) Kansas 93 , (13) Samford 89

Friday, March 22 (Round of 64)

• (3) Baylor 92 ,   (14) Colgate 67
• (9) Northwestern 77 , (8) Florida Atlantic 65  (OT)
• (5) San Diego State 69 , (12) UAB 65
• (2) Marquette 87 ,   (15) Western Kentucky 69
• (1) UConn 91 , (16) Stetson 52
• (6) Clemson 77 , (11) New Mexico 56
• (10) Colorado 102 , (7) Florida 100   
• (13) Yale 78 , (4) Auburn 76 
• (9) Texas A&M 98 , (8) Nebraska 83
• (4) Duke 64 , (13) Vermont 47
• (1) Purdue 78 , (16) Grambling 50
• (4) Alabama 109 , (13) College of Charleston 96
• (1) Houston 86 , (16) Longwood 46
• (12) James Madison 72 , (5) Wisconsin 61
• (8) Utah State 88 , (9) TCU 72 
• (12) Grand Canyon 77 , (5) Saint Mary's 66

Saturday, March 23 (Round of 32)

• (2) Arizona 78,  (7) Dayton 68
• (5) Gonzaga 89 , (4) Kansas 68
• (1) North Carolina 85 , (9) Michigan State 69
• (2) Iowa State 67 , (7) Washington State 56
• (11) NC State 79 , (14) Oakland 73
• (2) Tennessee 62 , (7) Texas 58
• (3) Illinois 89 , (11) Duquesne 63 
• (3) Creighton 86 , (11) Oregon 73 (2OT)

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Princeton basketball to host UNLV in 2024 NIT bracket

Princeton basketball’s winningest season since 1997-98 won’t end in the heartbreak of a stunning Ivy League Tournament loss to Brown. The Tigers are headed to the NIT as a No. 2 seed.

After going 24-4 – the best mark since a 27-2 rampage when current head coach Mitch Henderson was a senior guard on the team – Princeton will open the NIT against UNLV Wednesday, 8 p.m. at Jadwin Gym (ESPN+). If the Tigers win, they will host either Providence or Boston College Saturday or Sunday. If they win that, they could wind up at top-seeded Seton Hall for next week's quarterfinal.

These Tigers are no strangers to the postseason. All five starters were part of the squad that advanced to last March’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 with upsets of Arizona and Missouri. Three of them played on the 2022 unit that lost a first-round NIT game at VCU.

Princeton won the NIT in 1975, toward the end of the event's glory days. The NIT’s cachet has diminished a bit in recent years after the event’s semifinals and final were pulled out of its historic location at Madison Square Garden. Butler’s Hinkle Fieldhouse is the host for the final two rounds this season.

St. John’s, Indiana, and Ole Miss turned down NIT invitations Sunday, citing Sunday's opening of the transfer portal as the reason.

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At Princeton, the coaches and players were in alignment about playing on.

"We wanted to continue to play," head coach Mitch Henderson said. "Lots of respect nationally for what we have done (No. 2 seed). I think people who are paying attention see that."

UNLV has a record of 19-12 overall and went 12-6 in the highly competitive Mountain West Conference.

"Very happy to have a home game for our fans," Henderson said.

Jerry Carino has covered the New Jersey sports scene since 1996 and the college basketball beat since 2003. He is an Associated Press Top 25 voter. Contact him at  [email protected] .

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NIT bracket 2024: Tournament schedule, scores, dates, times, second round begins Saturday

Saturday's nit slate features a trio of games featuring top-two seeds in action.

The 2024 NIT continues on Saturday with three games on the slate. The first round earlier this week provided upsets and thrilling finishes that are certain to carry over to the next round.

The action begins in New Jersey when Seton Hall hosts reigning NIT champion North Texas. Big 12 newcomer Cincinnati hosts Bradley, and Virginia Tech travels to Columbus to face Ohio State in the third and final game of the evening. Ohio State recently removed the interim tag from Jake Diebler's title after the school fired former coach Chris Holtmann last month. The Buckeyes held off a late rally to knock off Cornell 88-83 earlier this week.

North Texas upset LSU in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday to set up a date with Seton Hall. The Pirates defeated Saint Joseph's 75-72 in overtime thanks to a go-ahead 3-pointer by Al-Amir Dawes with 48 seconds remaining. 

Here is a look at the full bracket.

2024 NIT key dates 

First Round : March 19-20 Second round : March 23-24 Quarterfinals: March 26-27 Semifinals : April 2 (Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis) Championship : April 4 (Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis)

All times Eastern

2024 NIT First Round schedule 

Games in the first three rounds to be played at the higher-seeded team's home arena

Top left region 

First round

• No. 1 Seton Hall 75, Saint Joseph's 72 (OT)
• UNLV 84, No. 2 Princeton 77
• Boston College 62, No. 3 Providence 57
• North Texas 84, No. 4 LSU 77

Second round

• North Texas vs. No. 1 Seton Hall -- 11:30 a.m., ESPN2 (Saturday)
• Boston College vs. UNLV -- 9:30 p.m., ESPNU (Sunday) 

Bottom left region

• No. 1 Wake Forest 87, Appalachian State 76
• No. 2 Ohio State 88, Cornell 83
• No. 3 Virginia Tech 74, Richmond 58
• No. 4 Georgia 78, Xavier 76
• No. 3 Virginia Tech vs. No. 2 Ohio State -- 7 p.m., ESPN+ (Saturday)
• No. 1 Wake Forest vs. No. 4 Georgia -- 4 p.m., ESPN2 (Sunday)

Upper right region

• No. 1 Indiana State 101, SMU 92
• No. 2 Cincinnati 73, San Francisco 72 (OT)
• No. 3 Bradley 74, Loyola Chicago 62
• Minnesota 73, No. 4 Butler 72
• No. 3 Bradley vs. No. 2 Cincinnati -- 2 p.m., ESPN+ (Saturday)
• Minnesota vs. No. 1 Indiana State -- 2 p.m., ESPN2 (Sunday)

Lower right region

• VCU 70, No. 1 Villanova 61
• No. 2 Utah 84, UC Irvine 75
• No. 3 Iowa 91, Kansas State 82
• USF 83, No. 4 UCF 77 

Second round 

• USF vs. VCU -- 7:30 p.m., ESPNU (Sunday)
• No. 2 Utah vs. No. 3 Iowa -- 9 p.m., ESPN2 (Sunday)

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