With application deadlines looming, the fall tends to be a popular time for prospective students to visit Princeton — and Orange Key guides are on the job, guiding them around the campus for tours that share information about the University’s past and present.
This 2002 image shows Carolyn Pichert ’05 leading a tour outside Nassau Hall.
Read more about Orange Key in a feature story from PAW's Nov. 18, 2009, issue.
Photo by Frank Wojciechowski
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