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On the sign:
IN THE NATION’S SERVICE AND THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY PRINCETON UNIVERSITY HERE RECORDS ITS GRATITUDE TO ITS ALUMNI FOR THEIR DEVOTION TO THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS MISSION OF EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE OCTOBER 22 2016 Princeton’s informal motto combines phrases attributed to Princeton and U.S. President Woodrow Wilson 1879, and Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor 1976
In the center of the plaque is the emblem of Princeton University, and around it appears the informal motto of the university: In the Nation’s Service and the service of Humanity. The plaque was placed on the 270th anniversary of the founding of the university (1746) As mentioned on the plaque, the motto is attributed to President Woodrow Wilson, who before his presidency was president of the university, and to Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor who studied law at Princeton University and made history as the first Hispanic judge.
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