Fall colors on trees near First College.
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A tree in the midst of changing colors near the University Chapel.
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The setting sun casts Lewis Library in gold light.
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First-year defender Dominique Cormier gets into position during the women's ice hockey game against Union College on Saturday.
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Sunlight shines through vibrant fall leaves near Butler College.
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On the last day before the daylight savings time change, people enjoyed the latest sunset for a while.
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Who joins Princeton’s eating clubs? Breaking down eating club trends.
Danna DuarteEating 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.
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.
‘I'm still here’: the terror of not knowing
Alex MacArthurAlex MacArthur reviews Oscar-nominated film “I’m Still Here,” which paints a picture of Brazil during its time under a military dictatorship.
Alex MacArthur reviews Oscar-nominated film “I’m Still Here,” which paints a picture of Brazil during its time under a military dictatorship.
Greek allusions and personal experiences with poet Monica Youn ’93
Natalia DiazAssociate Editor for The Prospect Natalia Diaz reviews Monica Youn’s recent poetry reading, detailing her accomplishments and the experiences that contributed to the writing of the poetry collections.
Associate Editor for The Prospect Natalia Diaz reviews Monica Youn’s recent poetry reading, detailing her accomplishments and the experiences that contributed to the writing of the poetry collections.
