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Spooky, scary decorations adorn dining halls

NCW dining hall decorated in Halloween decor. Several students in shot. In the center is a werewolf figure, dressed in a white campus dining shirt, with a miniature pumpkin in its mouth.

Spooky, scary decorations adorn dining halls

Lily Hutcheson

Contributing writer for the Prospect Lily Hutcheston ranks Halloween decor found in University dining halls across campus.

THE PROSPECT | October 31

Ask the Sexpert: Sexual exploration in a relationship

The Sexpert

In this month’s column, the Sexpert discusses sexual exploration in relationships, emphasizing clear boundaries and consent between partners.

THE PROSPECT | October 31

Día de los Muertos at Princeton: A celebration of life, death, and community

An altar honoring the deceased, decorated with colorful cloth, orange marigolds, and bright tissue paper flowers.

Día de los Muertos at Princeton: A celebration of life, death, and community

Annika Plunkett

Contributing Writer for the Prospect Annika Plunkett details her experience of attending the Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, celebration held at East Pyne.

THE PROSPECT | October 30

Looking for a last-minute costume? Here’s what you’ll see on the street this Halloween

Three carved pumpkin lanterns with candles inside them.

Looking for a last-minute costume? Here’s what you’ll see on the street this Halloween

Natalia Diaz

Staff writer for The Prospect Natalia Diaz predicts the most popular costumes that are going to be worn by students for this year’s Halloween.

THE PROSPECT | October 30

Sustainable spooks: College Halloween costumes and the push for conscious consumption

Sustainable spooks: College Halloween costumes and the push for conscious consumption

Amanda Hugas

Contributing writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas explores sustainable Halloween costumes.

THE PROSPECT | October 30

A frightfully fun night at the Sinfonia Halloween Show

An orchestra gathered upon a large stage lit by pink and purple lights.

A frightfully fun night at the Sinfonia Halloween Show

Lulu Pettit

Staff writer for the Prospect Lulu Pettit describes the recent Halloween show performed by Sinfonia.

THE PROSPECT | October 28

Artist Q&A: Maddie Feldman’s DJ dreams as Disc Rocky

Girl with headphones plays music for others in a college dorm.

Artist Q&A: Maddie Feldman’s DJ dreams as Disc Rocky

Annie Wang

Assistant Editor for The Prospect Annie Wang talks with Maddie Feldman about her DJing experience under the name Disc Rocky.

THE PROSPECT | October 28

Bioart goes abroad: a freshman seminar in London

Blue sky with cloud and ferris wheel off to the right

Bioart goes abroad: a freshman seminar in London

Lily Hutcheson

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson reflects on her fall break in London for a freshman seminar.

THE PROSPECT | October 23

The Mountain Goats concert: A celebration of early 2000s indie perfection

The Mountain Goats concert: A celebration of early 2000s indie perfection

Gavin McLoughlin

Contributing writer for The Prospect, Gavin McLoughlin, reviews The Mountain Goats’ recent performance at McCarter Theater.

THE PROSPECT | October 22

A broke college student goes undercover: Inside the new Hermès store

Front entrance and display case of the Hermès store.

A broke college student goes undercover: Inside the new Hermès store

Amanda Hugas

Contributing writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas reflects on her investigative exploration of the new Hermès store in Princeton.

THE PROSPECT | October 21

Growing your garden: An evening with Grammy-award winner Natalia Lafourcade

A woman holding a guitar and leaning into a microphone

Growing your garden: An evening with Grammy-award winner Natalia Lafourcade

Narges Anzali and Natalia Diaz

Staff Writer for the Prospect Natalia Diaz and Contributing Writer for the Prospect Narges Anzali recap a performance by Grammy Award winning Natalia Lafourcade and her reflections on her experience with music.

THE PROSPECT | October 20

Artist Q&A: Simon Marotte and Pocketbook’s young roots as a multi-genre band

Three students play varying instruments in a dimly lit room.

Artist Q&A: Simon Marotte and Pocketbook’s young roots as a multi-genre band

Natalia Diaz

Staff Writer for The Prospect Natalia Diaz sits down with Simon Marotte of Pocketbook to discuss the band’s origin and future.

THE PROSPECT | October 20

Too Good To Go: an app to save money & reduce food waste

Clear plastic bag of cookies sitting on top of a white paper bag.

Too Good To Go: an app to save money & reduce food waste

Lulu Pettit

The Prospect staff writer Lulu Pettit explains the uses of Too Good To Go, an app dedicated to reducing food waste in restaurants.

THE PROSPECT | October 10

How Broadway’s new rendition of Romeo and Juliet revived my junior paper

A man stands on stage next to a cart filled with stuffed animals.

How Broadway’s new rendition of Romeo and Juliet revived my junior paper

Mackenzie Hollingsworth

Assistant Editor Mackenzie Hollingsworth gains inspiration for her junior paper after watching Broadway’s new Romeo and Juliet.

THE PROSPECT | October 8

Who has the ultimate pumpkin drink in Princeton?

Plastic cup with iced coffee in it with a straw.

Who has the ultimate pumpkin drink in Princeton?

Lulu Pettit

Staff writer for the Prospect Lulu Pettit reviews pumpkin-spice drinks in the Princeton area to find the best fall drink.

THE PROSPECT | October 8

Artist Q&A: With half its members graduated, Strawberry Milk steps beyond Princeton

Five musicians standing in front of a yellow house.

Artist Q&A: With half its members graduated, Strawberry Milk steps beyond Princeton

Mackenzie Hollingsworth

Assistant editor for the prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth sits down with Strawberry Milk to discuss the bands beginning, music methods, and plans for the future.

THE PROSPECT | October 6

Faith and doubt intertwine in Theatre Intime’s “The Harvest”

Four individuals are kneeled down and praying on stage as part of the opening scene of the play.

Faith and doubt intertwine in Theatre Intime’s “The Harvest”

Russell Fan

Associate editor for the Prospect Russell Fan reviews Theatre Intime’s recent show “The Harvest,” which explores religion’s significance in times of uncertainty and turmoil.

THE PROSPECT | October 6