USG Movies Review: The Boy and The Heron

After a 10-year hiatus, and a false retirement, legendary Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki is back with a stunning new film that bends reality and reminds audiences why Studio Ghibli is revered for creating films that have a timeless appeal.

Navigating long distance in a relationship

Heading into a long-distance relationship can change your typical dynamic slightly, but it doesn’t have to be a negative experience. In fact, you can learn a lot about yourself and your relationship from long distance.

Taiko: a community that performs and grows to the beat of their own drums

Contributing writer for The Prospect Connor Romberg brings attention to Taiko, a student group on campus that performs an ancient Japanese drum tradition.

A complex villain story, turned to film: a review of ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’

"As far as movie adaptations go, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” with Suzanne Collins as its executive producer, is astonishingly faithful to the book."

"As far as movie adaptations go, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” with Suzanne Collins as its executive producer, is astonishingly faithful to the book."

Underrated no more: Late Meal’s astounding meal choices

Assistant Prospect Editor Russell Fan spotlights the options offered at late meal in Frist Food Gallery and recommends his go-to choices.

Shere Khan is Princeton’s premier co-ed acapella group, and so much more

“We’re way younger than everybody else [and] we have less establishment but I think that’s also kind of the spirit. It’s the spunky young, pop music, new music.”

Princeton students found first Fashion Institute of Princeton

Established last spring, FIOP hopes to shift the way we consume fashion by becoming an outlet for exploration, design, and entrepreneurship.

Established last spring, FIOP hopes to shift the way we consume fashion by becoming an outlet for exploration, design, and entrepreneurship.

Princeton Pianists Ensemble keeps audience on their toes

“As an increasing number of nimble hands danced in unison, dynamics grew, tempo increased, and chords thickened into a polyphonic climax. In the third piece, the twists began.”

“As an increasing number of nimble hands danced in unison, dynamics grew, tempo increased, and chords thickened into a polyphonic climax. In the third piece, the twists began.”

A New York native's review on Princeton's Bagel Nook

The Bagel Nook in Princeton, New Jersey serves fresh, hot bagels that rival the ones found in New York. 

The emotional experience of eXpressions’ ‘Memento’

“They told stories through every aspect of the performance, from carefully-chosen costumes and emotive lyrics to the subtle use of facial expressions as they danced. I was invigorated by the performance — and for good reason.”

“They told stories through every aspect of the performance, from carefully-chosen costumes and emotive lyrics to the subtle use of facial expressions as they danced. I was invigorated by the performance — and for good reason.”

The power of PinkPantheress: a review of ‘Heaven knows’

"PinkPantheress’s new album crafts a masterful sense of etherealness defined by nostalgic beats, yearnings to a return to youth, and deep reflection on her past, current, and future self."

Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon:’ The Osage, oil, and the Reign of Terror

“As the film cuts to a scene of Ernest and his brother robbing and looting the Osage people, it is clear who these wolves are.”

Being thankful without the people I’m thankful for

“I’m just as capable of appreciating, loving, and being thankful for my family while at Princeton as I am when I’m sitting at the table with them. In fact, I think being away from them physically makes me appreciate them more.”

Birthday candles in the Thanksgiving turkey: Three reasons why I love my Thanksgiving birthday

“There is an indescribable peace in these Thanksgiving birthday evenings, yet these moments of serenity remain to be the most fulfilling part of these coinciding celebrations.”

In this year’s Triangle show, a mirror to the paradox in the Princeton soul

This review is not entirely satirical and sadly not at all fictional, though it does discuss fiction. But nonetheless, it is definitely not serious.

This review is not entirely satirical and sadly not at all fictional, though it does discuss fiction. But nonetheless, it is definitely not serious.

Never was I understood, until I withstood

"I saw my tears reflected in the irises of my mother’s eyes: the color of the fertile soil birthing nature, to nurture, to ensure my future. I am the reclamation of her voice, the embodiment of her dreams, and the catalyst for the future, whereby I speak on behalf of those underrepresented — who have guarded their tears — and empower them to release their burdens."

"I saw my tears reflected in the irises of my mother’s eyes: the color of the fertile soil birthing nature, to nurture, to ensure my future. I am the reclamation of her voice, the embodiment of her dreams, and the catalyst for the future, whereby I speak on behalf of those underrepresented — who have guarded their tears — and empower them to release their burdens."

Addressing health concerns regarding oral sex

For this month’s issue by the Sexpert, the intricacies of oral sex health and safety are explored.

For this month’s issue by the Sexpert, the intricacies of oral sex health and safety are explored.

The return to ‘Wonderland’: a review of ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’

“From the visuals of the cover artwork to the songs themselves, the album dazzles. ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ presents an opportunity to return to Swift’s anthems of the past through the lens of her talent and perspective today.”

“From the visuals of the cover artwork to the songs themselves, the album dazzles. ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ presents an opportunity to return to Swift’s anthems of the past through the lens of her talent and perspective today.”

To the Halloween of my childhood

"I had had the last Halloween of my childhood, and I hadn’t even known it."

"I had had the last Halloween of my childhood, and I hadn’t even known it."

The Black Arts Company is Princeton ‘verified’

"Reintroduce the sass, sisters," The Prospect contributing writer Brianna Suliguin writes on the recent BAC show "Verified."