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Video Video: 2018 Princeton Bonfire Highlights

By Jessica Zhou ’19

Published online November 19, 2018

2018 Princeton Bonfire Highlights

See scenes from the celebration of Princeton football’s perfect season, held Nov. 18 on Cannon Green. Video by Jessica Zhou ’19 for PAW.

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