Princeton University is strongly committed to the principles of equal opportunity and nondiscrimination in its educational programs and activities. To that end, our policies require that all University programs and activities must be open to all eligible participants without regard to identity (or other protected characteristics). The following frequently asked questions and answers provide information regarding participation in programs and activities focused on the perspective of a single identity. Can a University program or activity focus on the perspective of a single identity or on a subject matter that is of particular interest to individuals with a particular identity? Yes. However, participation in the program or activity must not be restricted to individuals of that particular identity. Can a University program or activity limit participation (or impose any preference or restriction) based on a particular identity or protected characteristic? No. University programs and activities must be open to all eligible participants (students, faculty, staff) without regard to identity or other protected characteristics. For additional information, see the University’s Guidance Regarding University Programs and Activities Focused on the Perspective of a Single Identity.
