Featured Authors
Alumni News
Screenwriter Rod Barr ’86 Has Learned to Trust His Creative Instincts
Following ‘Sound of Freedom,’ Barr is back with a new film, ‘Cabrini’
Features
The Problem with Ballet
Kahina Haynes ’11 and the Dance Institute of Washington strive to make exceptional training accessible to everyone
Tiger of the Week
Casey Kolb ’15’s Technology Makes Music Composition Visually Beautiful
One tool features colorful visuals that swirl and morph as you tinker with sounds
On the Campus
In Short, 1995, 2023, 2020, 2024
Research
Behind The Research: Anna Arabindan-Kesson
Arabindan-Kesson is illuminating the intersection of medicine, race, and art
Tiger of the Week
Photographer Carla Williams ’86’s Thesis Is Back in the Spotlight
‘It was a revelation that it had stood the test of time’
Tiger of the Week
Alex Cavoli ’20 Blends Musical Influences as ‘boxboys’
Cavoli’s music somehow feels nostalgic and futuristic at the same time
On the Campus
Voilà: French Film Festival Returns to Princeton
Tiger of the Week
Stanford Physicist Hideo Mabuchi ’92 Sculpts Ceramics in ‘Clayspace’
Mabuchi says his Princeton experience helps him make connections across disciplines like sculpting and physics
On the Campus
At Princeton’s Makerspaces, Students Build and Create
Features
‘I’m Painting the Experience of a Moment’
After gathering force for years, Mary Weatherford ’84 is now an art star
Alumni Around the Web
March 6: New Sculpture by Frank Stella ’58 Unveiled in Florida
Tiger of the Week
Oyin Sangoyomi ’23’s First Novel Is Set in Medieval West Africa
‘Masquerade’ draws from both Nigerian and Greek mythology
Alumni News
Q&A: Hollywood Tigers Reflect On Paths to Careers in Film
“I think you have to be a little bit damaged by your love of storytelling to be successful in this business”
History
Princeton Portrait: He Wrote a Cookbook for Those Best at Making Reservations
Charles Browne 1896 *1899 (1875-1947)
Research
Q&A: Anthropology Professor Hanna Garth on Food Insecurity
Garth says food justice is about “righting the inequities that exist in our current global industrial food system”
Alumni News
Newsmakers Q&A: Elizabeth Winkler ’11 Dissects the Furor Over Shakespeare’s ID
Winkler asks: Why does a question about the authorship of 400-year-old plays get people so riled up?
Alumni News
Princetonians Photo: Perfect Picture
Research
Professor Marshall Brown Pieces Together Architecture With Collage
The collages are beautiful and mysterious, filled with surprising juxtapositions
On the Campus
Princeton Art Museum Records Show More Almagià Artifacts in Collection
Edoardo Almagià ’73 has been accused of trafficking looted antiquities for decades
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 10: Two Alumni Are Adapting Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ for the Stage
On the Campus
In Memoriam: Library Curator Alfred L. Bush
On the Campus
Ph.D.s Increasingly Consider a Life Outside the Ivory Tower
Alumni on staff say grad students should think about careers other than tenure-track faculty roles
On the Campus
Campus Photo: Student Musicians Perform in Team Effort
Featured Authors
R. Isabela Morales *19 Builds Book on Slavery From her Dissertation
On the Campus
Literature Class Marks New Avenue in Sign Language Studies
Senior lecturer Noah Buchholz, who is deaf, is well known on the ASL slam circuit
On the Campus
Suleika Jaouad ’10 and Jon Batiste Will Perform at Princeton
‘The Beat Goes On’ is the newest installment of the Princeton University Concerts Healing with Music series
On the Campus
Student Dispatch: A Summer of Exploring, Writing (and Sweating) in Hong Kong
“What I really wanted was to write on my own terms without having time or format constraints imposed on my stories”