Outside the Princeton University Art Museum

Victoria Davies and Cynthia Torres

| NEWS

The front of a grey building with the building name "Princeton University Art Museum" plastered above floor-to-ceiling windows and the entryway

The Princeton University Art Museum (PUAM) is set to open in October 2025, with a nearly finished exterior and the inclusion of 32 galleries, an education center, conservation studios, and an art library designed to foster accessibility. The ‘Prince’ received an exclusive tour of the exterior.

Women’s basketball picks up key Quad 1 win over Harvard

Doug Schwartz

| SPORTS

Princeton dominated early and maintained control in a 70–58 road victory over Harvard in a potential Ivy Madness preview. Despite struggling against Harvard’s press in the fourth quarter, the Tigers’ balanced scoring and composure down the stretch proved decisive in the win.

‘I'm still here’: the terror of not knowing

Alex MacArthur

| THE PROSPECT

Alex MacArthur reviews Oscar-nominated film “I’m Still Here,” which paints a picture of Brazil during its time under a military dictatorship.

Department of African American Studies hosts panel discussing the future of DEI

Irene Kim

| NEWS

The panel explored political motivations, academic freedom, and how students can respond amid growing efforts to dismantle DEI initiatives.

Who joins Princeton’s eating clubs? Breaking down eating club trends.

Danna Duarte

| DATA

Four grey and brown stone buildings located along an asphalt street with a white zebra crossing in the foreground. In the midground, bare brown trees are visible.

Eating clubs have historically been a large part of Princeton’s social scene, with approximately three-quarters of Princeton seniors reporting they have paid dues to at least one eating club during their undergraduate career across the 2022, 2023, and 2024 senior surveys. The ‘Prince’ broke down important information about each club’s unique culture to understand which clubs are the most diverse, which clubs are the drunkest, and which clubs’ members have the richest families.

Punxsutawney Phil’s Decree

Austria Merritt

| CARTOON

The groundhog predicts six more weeks of terrible Princeton winter.

We are all under the mercy of the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil.

[SPONSORED] How do Frosh Survey respondents plan to spend their money in town?

48U Studios

| 09/26/2023

A photo of a town intersection under yellow-orange sunset skies.

We asked respondents of the Frosh Survey questions about spending money in Princeton, with questions sponsored by the Princeton Business Partnership.

Greek allusions and personal experiences with poet Monica Youn ’93

Natalia Diaz

| THE PROSPECT

A woman standing at a podium in a theater.

Associate Editor for The Prospect Natalia Diaz reviews Monica Youn’s recent poetry reading, detailing ...

USG Senate addresses election rules and DEI

Andrew Arthur

| NEWS

A white building with large white columns with steps leading up.

USG Senate convened to share updates on the Project Board and election rule changes, and answer student ...

On the road in Newark: women’s lacrosse narrowly defeats Delaware in 15–14 thriller

Leila Eshaghpour-Silberman

| 4 days ago

3 Women in black uniforms celebrating after a goal.

In a close matchup, the Tigers managed to score in the final 10 seconds to come away with the 15–14 victory over the Hens.

Craft, art, and flavor take the stage at Ooika, Witherspoon Street’s new matcha cafe

Kat McLaughlin

| 5 days ago

A man is holding two small cups over a bowl as he is mixing ingredients to make a matcha beverage.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Kat McLaughlin recounts her visit and experience of drinking matcha at Ooika, a new matcha cafe on Witherspoon Street.