We are #thankful for the countless acts of kindness and sacrifices made by frontline workers everywhere. We'd also like to recognize Princetonians — alumni, faculty, students and staff — who have acted in "the Service of Humanity" during the pandemic. 🖤🧡#Thanksgiving https://t.co/Gj6TwaDdCK

Congratulations to Sophie Li '21, who has been awarded a @rhodes_trust scholarship to pursue a graduate degree in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies at @UniofOxford. https://t.co/L7NYssUMvQ#RhodesScholar

The @aaas has selected 6️⃣ #PrincetonU professors as fellows for 2020, each elevated to this rank because of their efforts toward advancing science applications that are deemed scientifically or socially distinguished.Congrats! 👏 https://t.co/eJRRSLDC38

#PrincetonU is opening a new #COVID19 testing lab to support its comprehensive testing program for students, faculty, staff and researchers approved to be on campus: https://t.co/vv7zMQPe61 https://t.co/KQuHYmATkT

@sheaminter Hi, Shea. All of the steps we are taking — testing, masks, social distancing, social contract, physical changes to campus etc — are designed to protect students, faculty, staff and the broader community alike.

IVY IMPACT.@Princeton recently announced a COVID-19 testing laboratory to support students and staff approved on campus. Princeton is one of only a few universities without a medical or veterinary school to build a federally certified COVID-19 lab.📰 » https://t.co/UIaFnsf6ji https://t.co/4JPFy6HOTX

President of @Microsoft @BradSmi ’81 joined @Princeton experts for a #ForwardFest panel about the rise of data science and artificial intelligence across all aspects of our lives. Watch now: https://t.co/ggyoHnnbsa https://t.co/3uhxRLWDqY

A choice to return to campus is a choice to accept limitations and take on new responsibilities.For information regarding move-in, instruction and other frequently asked questions, visit https://t.co/QykvjpTBTm. https://t.co/2lN8FlGgR5

TOWN HALLS Next week, the University will be hosting a series of online town halls for students, families and staff to answer questions directly.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The University will work closely with international students to support them as they navigate spring 2021 and plans for upcoming travel. For a list of FAQs and resources for international students, visit: https://t.co/0natJ6HmSy

ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION Most instruction will remain online even for those undergrads who reside on or near campus. Classes with an in-person component will be in “hybrid” format, meaning every class will be available in an online format to students studying at Princeton or remotely

VISITORS Students cannot host any off-campus guests, including family members, romantic partners, or any students who are not residing on campus in their rooms. In addition, students may not host more than two resident student guests at a time.

CAMPUS LIFE Parties and most other social gatherings will be prohibited. Masking and social distancing requirements will apply throughout campus.

ARRIVAL All students, regardless of where they’ve been living this fall or where they’re traveling to campus from, will quarantine in their rooms for two weeks on arrival. Students must move-in no later than January 17 in order to begin quarantining on campus.

TESTING All undergrad students resident on or near campus will be required to participate in the University’s testing program and to comply strictly with all instructions related to contact tracing, quarantine and isolation. More on our new testing lab: https://t.co/vv7zMQPe61

Happy Thanksgiving, Tigers! Wishing you a wonderful day filled with gratitude. https://t.co/dcci0nrZoD

Toni Morrison will be honored with a #Thanksgiving weekend marathon reading of her novel “Song of Solomon” and a posthumous induction into the National Women's Hall of Fame (@WomenoftheHall).https://t.co/pzvdvdgLlP

President of @Microsoft @BradSmi ’81 joined @Princeton experts for a #ForwardFest panel about the rise of data science and artificial intelligence across all aspects of our lives. Watch now: https://t.co/ggyoHnnbsa https://t.co/3uhxRLWDqY

In a message to the #PrincetonU community, President Eisgruber has announced that all enrolled undergraduate and graduate students are invited to campus for Spring 2021. https://t.co/n8aLb6BMfX https://t.co/baB21GLMcA

#PrincetonU alumnus General Christopher G. Cavoli '87 - who spoke at the #PrincetonROTC 100th anniversary celebration last fall - will lead the newly-consolidated command at @USArmyEURAF. https://t.co/JNhYFY3i0r 🇺🇸 https://t.co/Y5yRVEWx1k

Thank you for joining us on Friday for "Thinking Forward Data Science and Artificial Intelligence."SAVE THE DATE for the next #ForwardFest, which will take place on December 17 and will focus on Arts and Humanities. Learn more: https://t.co/ggyoHnnbsa#PrincetonForward

Bravo!🧡🖤👏 https://t.co/3NL0uvmwau

Through Annual Giving, you make a big difference for students. Provost Debbie Prentice shares how your generosity helps #PrincetonU meet challenges during COVID — and beyond. 🧡 🖤 #ForwardTogether https://t.co/YvAdyFYrqi

A 10-story, 210,000-square-foot innovation complex called "The Hub" will feature #PrincetonU, @RutgersU, @HMHNewJersey and @RWJBarnabas its first institutional tenants and will foster research and entrepreneurship in New Jersey. https://t.co/yx1NIPfZmW (via @njdotcom)

Thank you for tuning in to #ForwardFest!Next month’s installation takes place on Dec. 17. Keep an eye out for more information at https://t.co/JFTvvhf8l3 https://t.co/d3fQbLsLg4

At a ceremony in May 2019, @HazanPrinceton *06 introduced the @Google AI #PrincetonU lab, noting that the University has a strong foundation to build upon for the future. https://t.co/pVJUsK2mVK #ForwardFest

For “contributions to computational biology, spearheading algorithmic and machine learning approaches for characterizing proteins and their interactions,” @PrincetonCS prof. Mona Singh was named to the @theofficialacm in 2019. https://t.co/KLkVawcm6h #ForwardFest

Co-authored by @msalganik, a mass collaborative study found that the #MachineLearning techniques scientists use to predict outcomes from large datasets may fall short when it comes to projecting the outcomes of people’s lives. https://t.co/lBCfu9Q9NW #ForwardFest

President of @Microsoft @bradsmi ’81 recently discussed the future of collaboration and inclusive innovation during #PrincetonEngage. https://t.co/f7DC6EY19S #ForwardFest

Follow along with tonight's program using the #ForwardFest Resource Guide, with information on each of the panelists and additional content to engage with: https://t.co/W3oR61AL8Y https://t.co/2ByWtJXdM3