A whirlwind of emotions: The Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de Mexico's ‘Coco’

“In my opinion, understanding every little thing that happened was perhaps not as important as being able to feel every little thing that happened — and that was where the orchestra’s strength truly laid.”

“In my opinion, understanding every little thing that happened was perhaps not as important as being able to feel every little thing that happened — and that was where the orchestra’s strength truly laid.”

Maintaining your mental health and sex life

Mental health can be a challenge. In this month's column, The Sexpert gives advice on how to balance your mental health and sex life.

I tried matcha from 5 places in Princeton, so you don’t have to

Want your caffeine fix but don't like coffee? Prospect contributor Laura Zhang ranks matcha from five places so you know where to go!

First Mid-Autumn in the Orange Bubble

How do you celebrate family when your family is across the globe? #TheProspect contributing writer Annie Wang tries to answer that question as she recounts her first Mid Autumn away from home.

How do you celebrate family when your family is across the globe? #TheProspect contributing writer Annie Wang tries to answer that question as she recounts her first Mid Autumn away from home.

An ode to my small town

Reminiscing about her small Kentuckian hometown, The Prospect Contributing Writer Mackenzie Hollingsworth draws the parallels between it and the Orange Bubble.

Fall for Coffee Club’s fall drinks

The Coffee Club’s fall drinks are a warming comfort during the incoming chilliness of October. For me, the beverages are a reminder of vibrant leaves, lazy Sundays with friends, and the nostalgia that the fall season brings around.

Café Vivian can’t compete with late meal

Café Vivian cannot seem to compete with late meal for undergraduates — especially underclassmen — with a new kiosk ordering system and expanded hours.

A slice of Princeton: The history of Conte's Pizzeria

Diving into the history of Conte’s Pizzeria, one of Princeton’s greatest institutions.

Diving into the history of Conte’s Pizzeria, one of Princeton’s greatest institutions.

How do you celebrate Mid-Autumn?

Happy Mid-Autumn! Happy Chuseok! This year, we asked editors and staffers to see what this time looks like for Princeton students and their families.

Happy Mid-Autumn! Happy Chuseok! This year, we asked editors and staffers to see what this time looks like for students on Princeton’s campus.

No Snooze: students flock to SZA-headlined campus forum

As she approached the end of her presentation, SZA finished with a bang — in lieu of a full concert set-list, she offered an acoustic version of “Kill Bill,” live from the lectern.

My silence as a disgraced bilingual

"The prospect that opportunities to connect with my grandparents are withering away as their memory fades, amplifies my regret for being unable to speak the language of my ancestors."

Classic works given new life by modern artists at Art on Hulfish

Hulfish’s new exhibition is a creative showcase that challenges classical art, explores the expansive variety of media available in modernity, and provides a playful, whimsical group of pieces that are both visually and intellectually striking.

Sexpert: Approaching hook-up culture on campus

In its September issue, the Sexpert consults on how to navigate hook-up culture and exploring intimacy on campus.

It takes all types: Service beyond research

“I had some vague idea about using my degree to make the world a better place, as cliché as that sounds. The question was how.”

"I had some vague idea about using my degree to make the world a better place, as cliché as that sounds. The question was how."

The first year out of college: On Caroline Kitchener’s ‘Post Grad’

“The general sentiment remains the same: How do you figure out who you are without Princeton?”

“The general sentiment remains the same: How do you figure out who you are without Princeton?”

The 5 things all first-years should know

“‘Rigor’ has just gone from a vague notion to a veritable challenge and has met you for a one-on-one fight on the ground floor of Firestone. Naturally, it’s going to be disorienting. That’s okay.”

“‘Rigor’ has just gone from a vague notion to a veritable challenge and has met you for a one-on-one fight on the ground floor of Firestone. Naturally, it’s going to be disorienting. That’s okay.”

Pain au Princeton: To be someone's chocolate croissant

“Princetonians are chocolate croissants: even before you meet them, you know they’ll be great, but they will go above and beyond your expectations in their sweetness and the rich depth of their consideration for a fellow community member.”

"Princetonians are chocolate croissants: even before you meet them, you know they’ll be great, but they will go above and beyond your expectations in their sweetness and the rich depth of their consideration for a fellow community member."

DISPATCH | ‘27s from sentiments to suitcases: At the crossroads of adolescence & adulthood

“No one’s told you that this moment you’ve been anticipating for 12 years entailed as much heartache as fulfillment.”

“No one’s told you that this moment you’ve been anticipating for 12 years entailed as much heartache as fulfillment.”

DISPATCH | What they never tell you about Alaska

“What I try to tell them is that Alaska is beautiful — but they ‘mmhmm’ and move on, since I can’t really express in words these sentiments in a way to get them to pay attention to what I’m saying, because for me, Alaska is more than just beautiful, and it just can’t be summarized in whatever picture I try to show them.”

“What I try to tell them is that Alaska is beautiful — but they ‘mmhmm’ and move on, since I can’t really express in words these sentiments in a way to get them to pay attention to what I’m saying, because for me, Alaska is more than just beautiful, and it just can’t be summarized in whatever picture I try to show them.”

DISPATCH | The heartbreak city

“It turns out Hong Kong has a way of breaking your heart — but I didn’t know that until it was too late, far too late, for me to do anything about it.”

“It turns out Hong Kong has a way of breaking your heart — but I didn’t know that until it was too late, far too late, for me to do anything about it.”