The Interclub Council (ICC) is excited to report, after a successful virtual admissions process, general statistics from Street Week 2021. This year’s unprecedented virtual Street Week offered a plethora of new challenges for sophomores and club members alike. Sophomores engaged with members on a variety of platforms, including Zoom and Glimpse, and learnt more about…
On January 21, 2021, the Interclub Council (ICC) hosted a Conference on Race and the Eating Clubs. The conference was open to all undergraduates regardless of class or eating club affiliation to attend and approximately 120 students participated in the event. The purpose of the event was to address a number of topics surrounding diversity,…
Dear Sophomores and Juniors, We are absolutely thrilled to welcome you into our club community! Over the coming weeks, we hope you – like thousands of Princeton students before you – will discover a community that becomes your home on campus. REGISTER TO JOIN A CLUB beginning Sunday, January 17th at noon Eastern time. Despite…
“The Eating Clubs have agreed to remain closed for the spring semester to minimize the risk of COVID-19 infection among students, faculty, University administration/staff and Club employees. This was not an easy decision, as the Clubs and University recognize the important role the Clubs play within the Princeton University community. The University has provided budgetary support…
When Princeton resumes classes this fall, Prospect Street will be dark for the first time in more than a century. In an agreement reached today between the Graduate Interclub Council (GICC), the Undergraduate Interclub Council (ICC), and the University, all operations, dining, social activities and housing will be suspended until January 1st. We do this…
The Interclub Council stands in firm solidarity with our Black members, the Black Lives Matter movement, and all of those who oppose the systemic racism which pervades our society. We wholeheartedly condemn the unjust murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and all the other people whose names we commit to remembering because they…
The GICC and ICC, in support of the University’s aggressive approach to limiting the spread of COVID-19, has decided to close the Eating Clubs on March 13th, at the start of spring break, through the rest of the semester. The clubs will be off limits to members and guests and will remain locked at all…

The Interclub Council (ICC) is excited to report, after a successful admissions process, general statistics from Street Week 2020. This year’s Street Week offered exciting new changes for sophomore participants: the incorporation of a group sign in feature, allowing existing groups to join sign-in clubs together, and the added advantage of a $200 reimbursement from…

The Inter Club Council (ICC) is greatly encouraged to see that the Task Force Report recommendations are aligned with the actions both in progress and already taken by the ICC (Interclub Council) over the past few years. Our shared goal is to help the clubs be as safe, accessible, and welcoming to as many members…

To all Princeton Juniors and Seniors: If you are interested in signing into a club this fall or participating in the fall bicker process at Cap & Gown, Ivy, or Tower, contact the ICC President Hannah Paynter by Friday, September 21st. The Interclub Council is working hard to make the Eating Clubs as a whole…

Reflections on the work of the CSICC and the University Service and Civic Engagement Task Force Report by Jennifer Liu ‘16 My name is Jennifer Liu and I am a senior in the Woodrow Wilson School and a member of the Princeton Quadrangle Club. For the past two years, I have been a member of…

The Princeton Interclub Council (ICC) hosted a Conversation on Diversity, Inclusion and the Eating Clubs on February 28, 2016 at the Cap and Gown Club. The five major topics discussed were club demographics, socioeconomics, public perception of the clubs, admissions processes, and attrition. Attendees discussed these subjects and brainstormed potential solutions in small groups…