Please note that this site represents a fictional organization for demonstration purposes.
Squirrel!
The Princeton Squirrel Admiration Society celebrates the bold, resourceful, and photogenic squirrels of the Princeton University campus. Through squirrel walks, nut-themed study breaks, wildlife photography, community science, and spirited discussion, PSAS brings together students who believe our ubiquitous, bushy-tailed neighbors deserve admiration.
Upcoming events
Nutella Pizza Study Break
Fu Hall Lounge, 7-9 pm
WED, OCT 14
Squirrel Photography Nature Walk
In front of Nassau Hall, 3-5 pm
SAT, NOV 7
Nut Job and Nut Job 2 Movie Marathon
Whitman College Theater, 8-11:30 pm
FRI, NOV 20
The Bushy Tales Podcast
Join our weekly(ish) podcast, where we discuss our favorite, frisky, furry-tailed, forest-dwelling fauna.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join PSAS?
PSAS is open to all Princeton University students who support our mission. No prior squirrel knowledge, wildlife photography experience, or personal acorn supply is required.
What does PSAS do?
We organize squirrel walks, nut-themed study breaks, wildlife photography outings and spirited discussions about Princeton’s ubiquitous, bushy-tailed neighbors.
What if I don’t like squirrels?
That’s okay. Appreciation, curiosity, and skepticism are acceptable starting points. Come to one of our meetings, and you might surprise yourself!
Can I feed the squirrels?
No. Admiration is best expressed from a respectful distance. Please photograph and observe campus wildlife without feeding, touching, chasing, or otherwise disrupting it.
Got questions?
Feel free to reach out.