Head Prospect Editor Mackenzie Hollingsworth reviews “Safe Harbor,” a choose-your-own-adventure play written and directed by students.
Head Prospect Editor Mackenzie Hollingsworth reviews “Safe Harbor,” a choose-your-own-adventure play written and directed by students.
The Prospect asks Princeton students what their “Friendsgiving” plans are this holiday season.
The Prospect asks Princeton students what their “Friendsgiving” plans are this holiday season.
Assistant Editor Mackenzie Hollingsworth gains inspiration for her junior paper after watching Broadway’s new Romeo and Juliet.
Assistant Editor Mackenzie Hollingsworth gains inspiration for her junior paper after watching Broadway’s new Romeo and Juliet.
Assistant editor for the prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth sits down with Strawberry Milk to discuss the bands beginning, music methods, and plans for the future.
Assistant editor for the prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth sits down with Strawberry Milk to discuss the bands beginning, music methods, and plans for the future.
Assistant editor for the Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth recaps her experience attending the Lewis Center’s latest exhibition, “Poetic Record: Photography in a Transformed World.”
Assistant editor for the Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth recaps her experience attending the Lewis Center’s latest exhibition, “Poetic Record: Photography in a Transformed World.”
Assistant Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reflects on her experience being at the Bonnaroo music festival.
Assistant Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reflects on her experience being at the Bonnaroo music festival.
From fast-paced skits to audience participation, Child's Play provided a laugh-packed performance at their recent show "Child's Play: Can't Get Mono."
From fast-paced skits to audience participation, Child's Play provided a laugh-packed performance at their recent show "Child's Play: Can't Get Mono."
As Women's History Month comes to a close, assistant editor for the Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth explores her place as a woman studying humanities, and how women in the humanities "have made it known that [they] will not ignore [their] history for the comfort of others."
As Women's History Month comes to a close, assistant editor for the Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth explores her place as a woman studying humanities, and how women in the humanities "have made it known that [they] will not ignore [their] history for the comfort of others."
“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.”
There’s something fundamentally different about grieving that loss on a college campus and having to call family instead of being with them as you cry. Princeton, as much as I've loved it here, is not the place I needed to be at that moment.
There’s something fundamentally different about grieving that loss on a college campus and having to call family instead of being with them as you cry. Princeton, as much as I've loved it here, is not the place I needed to be at that moment.
