The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, was visible across much of the northern United States this week. This rare geomagnetic storm created a dazzling display above Princeton on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 10. Students flocked outside with phone cameras pointed toward the sky, capturing the pink, purple, and green spectacle that cast a new light on iconic campus sites.
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