Digital Accessibility
The University's Policy on Digital Accessibility strongly encourages aligning digital content with the WCAG 2.0 AA standard when it will be broadly used by students, employees or the public to carry out or participate in the University's core educational and administrative activities. These guidelines provide practical steps for implementing the standard and ensuring information is accessible.
- Email Accessibility Guidelines
- Event Accessibility Guidelines
- IT Procurement Accessibility Guidelines
- Social Media Accessibility Guidelines
- Video Accessibility Guidelines
- Web Accessibility Guidelines
Please note that individual websites published by students, employees or non-university organizations that are within the University's domain but that are not used to conduct core University-related business are outside the scope of the policy.
Disability and Accessibility
As described in our Statement on Diversity and Community, Princeton University is a community devoted to learning. We actively seek students, faculty, and staff of exceptional ability and promise who share in our commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarship, and who will bring a diversity of viewpoints and cultures. By incorporating a broad range of human experiences and a rich variety of human perspectives, we enlarge our capacity for learning, enrich the quality and texture of campus life, and better prepare for life and leadership in a pluralistic society. Although we acknowledge the difficulties inherent in creating a community of individuals who are different from each other, we remain unwavering in our commitment to both diversity and community in a context of academic excellence.
The following policies reflect our commitment to providing inclusive access to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors of the University, as applicable: