Princeton Events

Name: Princeton Events
Rating: 2.1 (66 reviews)
Author: Princeton University

By: Princeton University App

Princeton University

Overview

Version:

1.24

Last updated: 2026-05-25

Ranking

#242,549 ▼ 7,782

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Princeton Events is your mobile companion for Princeton University happenings. It provides up-to-date event schedules, program details, and direct links to event information on the go.

Explore campus maps, speaker bios, and essential resources for select events, making planning and attendance easier for students, faculty, and visitors.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Calendar Education Navigation & Mapping

By:

Princeton University

Rating:

2.10

(66)

Version:

1.24 Last updated: 2026-05-25

Version code:

886044633

Creation date:

2016-09-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

62.73MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

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Ranking

# 242,549 ▼ 7,782

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Developed by:

Princeton University

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/princeton-events/id1158002447

User Reviews

Users largely report that Princeton Events won’t allow login. Multiple credentials fail and there’s no password reset or recovery path. There’s also no obvious tech support or troubleshooting guidance, plus a confusing login flow. While a few note it can be useful for navigating reunions and going paperless when login works, persistent access issues render the app largely unusable for alumni events.

Pros

Straightforward and easy to use.
Great for navigating Reunions on the go and having a paperless option.

Cons

Persistent login failures: cannot login / login credentials not recognized / app does not work with Princeton IT credentials.
No password reset or account recovery option.
No accessible tech support or guidance (no links, numbers, or help).
Confusing login flow (asks for last name and email, treated as password, unclear which email to use).
Issues persist for months with no resolution and disrupt access during reunions.