Tiger Entrance at Princeton University

Tiger entrance is an Australian rugby league team. The team competes in the Central Coast Division of the Rugby League. It has previously competed in the Ron Massey Cup and Jim Beam Cup. In 2022, it will compete in the Denton Engineering Cup. The club was founded in 1988 and has won seven trophies.

Originally, the ทางเข้าไทเกอร์ was carved into the stone between Little and Blair Halls. By the early 20th century, it was a permanent fixture on campus. The University Archives has tiger references, and Frederic Fox '39, Keeper of Princetoniana, wrote about the tiger in a piece about the school's history. Although the tiger had its fans, many Princetonians were against its adoption. The Princeton alumni were more in favor of lions, and when the lions were given to Princeton, they were given to the school to represent the royal house of Orange-Nassau.

Tiger Stadium's footprint has expanded and now features four additional entrances. Two of these are on the perimeter of the stadium, and one is near the Maravich Center elevator. The other two are near the Manship Journalism School Building. Those with tickets can enter the stadium through any of these entry points. The entrances for premium seats will remain the same.