Princeton University. Office of Communications.

The Office of Communications provides a variety of services for members of the University community, news media, and the public and is responsible for the Princeton Weekly Bulletin, the University web site, admission and course catalogs, the University's Martin Luther King Day celebration, and logo and poster design.

The history of the University's Office of Communications can be traced to 1925, when Alexander Leitch was appointed Director of Public Relations. He was succeeded three years later by Frederick Spring Osborne, who was called Director of Public Information. During the following years the title switched back and forth with major departmental changes, returning to the Department of Public Information from 1954 until 1973. In 1975 the department was renamed the Office of Communications, and in 1981 the office merged with the Office of Publications, which had been established in 1974. Later restructuring resulting in dedicated Web, Publications, and News teams.

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