#senior theses

[princetonarchives]

Tiger Tuesday: Princeton University’s Office of Information Technology has sent this tiger thank you in recognition of the work of two of our staff, Dan Linke and Lynn Durgin, in collaboration on making many senior theses and dissertations available online. We thought you’d like to compare this 21st century mascot to some of the historical versions we’ve been sharing. Check out the entire Tiger Tuesday series!

[reedienews]

The English department invites the Reed community to a celebration of seniors—Hadley Parrish-Cotton, Jacey de la Torre, and Karly Quadros—as they read from their creative theses!

Join in the "Reed '20 Creative Thesis Prose Reading (Fiction and Creative Nonfiction)" on Monday, May 11, at 4 p.m. PDT. Contact Prof. Sara Jaffe ([email protected]) for dial-in details.

[reedienews]

Missing the joy, sweat, tears, and um, smoke, of thesis parade this afternoon? It is not the same jubilant sensation, we realize, but you can place yourself in one of our evocative backgrounds!

Download here.

[shepraises]

I wish that my two theses were broken up by semesters instead of due within mere months of one another. I’ve never been more stressed nor more tired in my entire life. Prayers would be so appreciated! 

[khatdog]

read this for this blog i write for 

[thefancyfoxtrot]

Proofreading biological papers for fellow students' theses is one of the most painful experiences in the world.