DISPATCH: Growing up in two worlds and letting go

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.

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.

DISPATCH: Rediscovering D.C.

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

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

DISPATCH: Sunday ferias in Buenos Aires

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

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

DISPATCH: Learning My Mother Tongue

Staff writer for The Prospect Brianna Melanie Suliguin writes about her journey learning her mother tongue over the summer.

Staff writer for The Prospect Brianna Melanie Suliguin writes about her journey learning her mother tongue over the summer.

DISPATCH: Watching the City of Light become the city of the Olympic Games

Staff writer for the Prospect Edward Rogers reflects on his summer in Paris as the city geared up for the 2024 Olympic Games.

Staff Writer Edward Rogers reflects on his summer in Paris as the city geared up for the 2024 Olympic games.

DISPATCH: A Hollywood summer in the face of mounting uncertainty

Senior Prospect Writer Tyler Wilson reflects on his summer internship in Hollywood, the growing pains of the entertainment field, and his prospective career in the industry.

Senior Prospect Writer Tyler Wilson reflects on his summer internship in Hollywood, the growing pains of the entertainment field, and his prospective career in the industry.

DISPATCH: One stitch at a time

Staff writer for the Prospect Chloe Lau reflects on her time spent on campus doing research, while exploring new hobbies and rekindling old interests.

Staff writer for the Prospect Chloe Lau reflects on her time spent on campus doing research, while exploring new hobbies and rekindling old interests.

DISPATCH: An artist’s grant, a contract with myself

Guest contributor Bella Butler reflects on the impact of receiving a grant from the Lewis Center of the Arts.

Guest contributor Bella Butler reflects on the impact of receiving a grant from the Lewis Center of the Arts.

DISPATCH: Riches of the Rainforest

Sedise Tiruneh reflects on her internship in Madagascar in her summer dispatch.

DISPATCH: Learning Nevadan

Assistant News editor Christopher Bao reflects on his summer in Nevada, learning some local lingo and understanding what it means to exist in the context of a new place.

Assistant News editor Christopher Bao reflects on his summer in Nevada, learning some local lingo and understanding what it means to exist in the context of a new place.

DISPATCH: Deluges in DC

Head Editor of The Prospect Isabella Dail talks about slowing down in her summer following a dishwasher flood in Washington, D.C.

Head Editor of The Prospect Isabella Dail talks about slowing down in her summer following a dishwasher flood in Washington, D.C.

DISPATCH: Sights under the midnight sun

Prospect Staff Writer Jessica Wang reflects on her time in Greenland during her study abroad course.

Prospect Staff Writer Jessica Wang reflects on her time in Greenland during her study abroad course.

DISPATCH: Bonnaroo ’24, a week of fun and good music

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.

Princeton faculty and alumni shine at the Tony Awards

Director of Princeton’s Program in Theater & Music Theater Jane Cox and writer Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ’06 won Tonys at the ceremony on Sunday for their work on “Appropriate.”

Director of Princeton’s Program in Theater & Music Theater Jane Cox and writer Jacobs-Jenkins won Tonys at the ceremony on Sunday for their work on “Appropriate.”

DISPATCH: Three weeks in Columbus

Assistant Editor for The Prospect Annie Wang considers her relationships to the different places where she has lived during her summer in the Midwest.

Assistant Editor for The Prospect Annie Wang considers her relationships to the different places where she has lived during her summer in the Midwest.

‘Challengers’ movie review: love triangle drama almost serves an ace

Contributing writer for the Prospect Ed Rogers describes why ‘Challengers’ is short of being an ace of a cinematic masterpiece.

Contributing writer for the Prospect Ed Rogers describes why ‘Challengers’ is short of being an ace of a cinematic masterpiece.

Ask the Sexpert: PDA PSA

In this month’s issue, the Sexpert explores the idea of public sex as well as the risks and legality associated with it.

In this month’s issue, the Sexpert explores the idea of public sex as well as the risks and legality associated with it.

A city of music: celebrating local music and community with Princeton’s third-annual Porchfest

The Prospect recaps the third annual Porchfest celebration hosted by the Arts Council.

The Prospect recaps the third annual Porchfest celebration hosted by the Arts Council.

USG Movie Reviews: The Idea of You

“The Idea of You” has enough comedy for all, and watching the advance screening for the first time and laughing with friends made the showing more than worth it.

“The Idea of You” has enough comedy for all, and watching the advance screening for the first time and laughing with friends made the showing more than worth it.

Poetry now: Insights from a poet on the art form’s place today

In honor of April being National Poetry Month, Princeton Professor of Poetry Lynn Melnick talks poetry — from reading and writing, to falling in love with the art form.

In honor of April being National Poetry Month, Princeton Professor of Poetry Lynn Melnick talks poetry — from reading and writing, to falling in love with the art form.