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Grammy award-winner Laufey talks identity, improvisation, instruments at McCarter Theatre

Grammy award-winner Laufey talks identity, improvisation, instruments at McCarter Theatre

Isabella Dail

Head Editor of The Prospect Isabella Dail covers musician Laufey’s talk at McCarter Theatre.

THE PROSPECT | September 30

Artist Q&A: Roya Reese tells all from covers at Coffee Club to tunes at Terrace

Woman dressed in black and white sings and plays guitar in a café.

Artist Q&A: Roya Reese tells all from covers at Coffee Club to tunes at Terrace

Gavin McLoughlin

Contributing writer for The Prospect Gavin McLoughlin interviews Roya Reese ’26 about experiences performing at Coffee Club and as a student musician.

THE PROSPECT | September 29

Coming into my own rhythm: A reflection for Hispanic Heritage Month

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Coming into my own rhythm: A reflection for Hispanic Heritage Month

Amanda Hugas

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Contributing Writer for the Prospect Amanda Hugas reflects on how she learned to embrace her Hispanic identity and culture through dance.

THE PROSPECT | September 26

New Meadows Cafe opens doors in graduate housing

Sidewalk sign advertising a cafe in front of its doors.

New Meadows Cafe opens doors in graduate housing

Lulu Pettit

Staff writer for the Prospect Lulu Pettit reviews the recently opened Meadows Cafe, located in the namesake graduate housing.

THE PROSPECT | September 25

So you think you can dance? Exploring the Princeton dance group audition processes

A group of hip-hop dancers on stage with a backdrop of blue light.

So you think you can dance? Exploring the Princeton dance group audition processes

Regina Roberts

Regina Roberts, associate editor for The Prospect, leaps into the audition process for dance companies at Princeton.

THE PROSPECT | September 25

‘Radio Live’: a moving, conversational portrait of a young Indian activist

A large, vaguely brutalist building surrounds a reflecting pool. The sky is dark blue in nighttime. Bright lights shine from inside the large glass windows.

‘Radio Live’: a moving, conversational portrait of a young Indian activist

Annika Plunkett

Contributing Writer for the Prospect Annika Plunkett details the immersive performance “Radio Live,” held as part of the Seuls en Scène program.

THE PROSPECT | September 25

Falling for flavor: Coffee Club’s new seasonal drinks

Colorful chalkboard menu with artificial fall leaves scattered around it.

Falling for flavor: Coffee Club’s new seasonal drinks

Princess Fodeke

Contributing writer for the Prospect Princess Fodeke reviews this semester's fall seasonal drinks offered by Coffee Club.

THE PROSPECT | September 23

Artist Q&A: The Pitch-Perfect Journey of Monica Jun ’26 Through Princeton

Women in black dresses singing on stage. One soloist stands in the middle.

Artist Q&A: The Pitch-Perfect Journey of Monica Jun ’26 Through Princeton

Narges Anzali

Contributing writer for The Prospect Narges Anzali interviews Monica Jun ’26 about her experiences with the Tigressions and her passion for music.

THE PROSPECT | September 22

Tune into “Empire Records: The Musical” at McCarter

A stage production set up for a musical, with neon lights, vintage posters on walls, and shelves of vinyls.

Tune into “Empire Records: The Musical” at McCarter

Isabella Rivera

Contributing writer for The Prospect Isabella Rivera reviews “Empire Records: The Musical.”

THE PROSPECT | September 22

A walk through ‘Undercurrent’: Art on Bainbridge explores resilience and community

Photograph of three figures in black cloaks walking on sand.

A walk through ‘Undercurrent’: Art on Bainbridge explores resilience and community

Emma Cinocca

Emma Cinocca reviews Bainbridge House’s new exhibit: “Undercurrent” by artist Helène Aylon. The exhibit at the Princeton University Art Museum’s downtown gallery explores themes of femininity, religion, and resilience.

THE PROSPECT | September 19

‘Dìdi’ Review: A coming-of-age story reimagined

Movie theater at night with a glowing sign showing the black text.

‘Dìdi’ Review: A coming-of-age story reimagined

Jessica Wang

Staff Writer Jessica Wang reviews the movie Dìdi, shown by USG movies at the Garden Theater.

THE PROSPECT | September 18

The best specialty pizza on Nassau

A gray and blue storefront. The wooden sign above the door says Pizza Den.

The best specialty pizza on Nassau

Lulu Pettit

Staff writer for The Prospect Lulu Pettit reviews specialty pizza options near campus, following the recent closure of Proof.

THE PROSPECT | September 17

Coffee Club switches pastry provider

Two pastries sitting on parchment table on a brown table near a candle.

Coffee Club switches pastry provider

Natalia Diaz

Staff writer for the Prospect Natalia Diaz reports on the change in Coffee Club’s pastry vendor, and reviews some of the new sweet treats that are being offered.

THE PROSPECT | September 12

Firestone debuts Monsters & Machines: Caricature, Visual Satire, and the Twentieth Century Bestiary exhibit

A large horizontal poster with large red letters saying "Monsters and Machines" and images of monsters rests along a wall next to an exhibition.

Firestone debuts Monsters & Machines: Caricature, Visual Satire, and the Twentieth Century Bestiary exhibit

Connor Romberg

Firestone debuts a new exhibition “Monsters & Machines: Caricature, Visual Satire, and the Twentieth Century Bestiary.”

THE PROSPECT | September 12

Graduate students seek to carve their own space in NCW ceramics studio

An assortment of ceramics including cups, bowls, and plates in various hues of blue sit on a wooden ledge.

Graduate students seek to carve their own space in NCW ceramics studio

Isabella Dail

The Graduate Ceramics Association is looking to use the New College West Ceramics Studio, which is currently reserved for undergraduate students. While two pottery workshops for graduate students mark progress, barriers remain in the way of full-time graduate access.

The Graduate Ceramics Association is looking to use the NCW ceramics studio, which is currently reserved for undergraduate students. While two pottery workshops for graduate students mark progress, barriers remain in the way of full-time graduate access.

THE PROSPECT | September 11

Oh S*** Look Out: They might be coming to Lawnparties

Green lights shine on three shadowy figures, all playing musical instruments.

Oh S*** Look Out: They might be coming to Lawnparties

Bryan Zhang and Raphaela Gold

The USG doesn’t know, and we don’t know either. Still, we spoke to the band.

THE PROSPECT | September 6

DISPATCH: Creating an unforgettable summer

A view of a city skyline along the water.

DISPATCH: Creating an unforgettable summer

Suthi Navaratnam-Tomayko

Suthi Navaratnam-Tomayko, head Data editor, reflects on her attempt to make the most of her summer.

Suthi Navaratnam-Tomayko, head Data editor, reflects on her attempting to make the most of her summer.

THE PROSPECT | September 3

DISPATCH: Growing up in two worlds and letting go

The sun setting over mountains, leaving streaks of orange and pink in the sky.

DISPATCH: Growing up in two worlds and letting go

Natalia Diaz

Staff Writer for the Prospect Natalia Diaz reflects on her summer at home in El Paso and her changing connection to her hometown after coming back from college.

THE PROSPECT | September 2

DISPATCH: Rediscovering D.C.

View of fireworks from on top of a roof.

DISPATCH: Rediscovering D.C.

Regina Roberts

Associate Editor for The Prospect Regina Roberts reflects on her summer in her hometown and branching out of her comfort zone.

THE PROSPECT | September 1

DISPATCH: Sunday ferias in Buenos Aires

A canopy of green, blue, purple, and yellow umbrellas strung between buildings.

DISPATCH: Sunday ferias in Buenos Aires

Russell Fan

Associate editor for the Prospect Russell Fan recounts his exploration of the Sunday artisan fairs in Buenos Aires, Argentina during his international summer internship.

THE PROSPECT | August 19

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