Editing Princeton University (section)

== Campus Life at Princeton ==
Princeton is known for its tight-knit, collaborative campus culture. With a focus on '''undergraduate education''', the university fosters an environment where students and professors interact closely in classrooms, labs, and research centers. Princeton also offers a wide array of extracurricular activities and organizations, providing a well-rounded experience for its students.

=== Key Aspects of Campus Life: ===

* '''Residential Colleges''': Princeton’s residential system is integral to its campus culture. All undergraduate students are assigned to one of the university's '''six residential colleges''', which provide a sense of community, social activities, and academic support.
* '''Student Organizations''': With over '''300 student organizations''', Princeton students can engage in everything from '''academic clubs''' and '''leadership initiatives''' to '''cultural groups''', '''arts organizations''', and '''sports teams'''.
* '''Athletics''': Princeton is a member of the '''Ivy League''' and has a strong tradition of athletic success, particularly in '''rowing''', '''soccer''', and '''track and field'''.
* '''Cultural and Social Activities''': Princeton offers a rich array of cultural activities, from musical performances and theatrical productions to global film festivals and literary readings.

=== The Princeton University Art Museum ===
Princeton is home to one of the premier university art museums in the world, with an impressive collection of '''European''', '''Asian''', and '''American art'''. The museum provides a space for students, faculty, and the broader community to engage with art across various cultures and periods.
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