The Princeton Quadrangle Club is one of eleven Princeton University eating clubs, and is located at 33 Prospect Avenue in Princeton, NJ. Founded in 1901 and referred to as “literary Quadrangle” by F. Scott Fitzgerald in This Side of Paradise, present-day Quad is known as one of the most diverse and welcoming clubs in the University. One of the five “sign-in” clubs, Quad allows any second semester sophomore, junior, or senior to join as Undergraduate students. Graduate members often return to the Club for alumni events or whenever they are passing through town. The Princeton Quadrangle Club's non-profit, educational, and historic mission is led by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees consisting of 18 graduate members, plus three ex officio Undergraduate members elected by the student membership each year. Additionally, it employs a paid staff to manage and operate the kitchen, business office, and day-to-day Club oversight functions.
