On the Campus Campus Photo: Class of 2022

By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published in the July 2022 Issue

Family members cheered and trained their lenses on Princeton’s newest alumni as the Class of 2022 processed out of the Commencement ceremony at Princeton Stadium May 24.

Sameer A. Khan h’21

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On the Campus Campus Photo: Class of 2022