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A review of ‘Primetime’: Lance Oppenheim’s daring, bizarre ‘To Catch a Predator’ film

A tan and green movie theater stands with various colorful movie posters under a clear blue sky.

A review of ‘Primetime’: Lance Oppenheim’s daring, bizarre ‘To Catch a Predator’ film

Gavin McLoughlin

Head Editor for The Prospect Gavin McLoughlin reviews Lance Oppenheim's “Primetime."

THE PROSPECT | September 27

Music and love: Alec Baldwin at Richardson Auditorium

The stage of Richardson Auditorium is cast in purple lighting.

Music and love: Alec Baldwin at Richardson Auditorium

Annika Plunkett

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett covers Alec Baldwin’s conversation on music at Richardson Auditorium.

THE PROSPECT | September 25

Class is in session: Grading Coffee Club’s new fall menu

Five drinks sit on a table against a light orange background.

Class is in session: Grading Coffee Club’s new fall menu

Siri Iagnemma

Contributing writer for The Prospect Siri Iagnemma reviews Coffee Club’s newly released fall menu.

THE PROSPECT | September 24

If you give a tiger a cookie: celebrating 50 years of Murray-Dodge Café

A mug, teapot pin, cookies, and a party hat rest on a wooden table.

If you give a tiger a cookie: celebrating 50 years of Murray-Dodge Café

Mia Mazzeo

Assistant Editor for The Prospect Mia Mazzeo celebrates and reflects on the significance of Murray-Dodge Café's 50th Anniversary.

THE PROSPECT | September 20

‘The Love Hypothesis’ fails at its own genre

A movie poster with a blue background is seen against a gray wall, titled "The Love Hypothesis," with a woman and a man holding each other and looking at one another.

‘The Love Hypothesis’ fails at its own genre

Amaya Taylor

Associate Editor for The Prospect Amaya Taylor reviews Princeton's advance screening of "The Love Hypothesis."

THE PROSPECT | September 18

‘Hope’ might just be a hopeless cause

The facade of the Princeton Garden Theater features a movie poster titled "Hope."

‘Hope’ might just be a hopeless cause

Alexis Choi

Contributing writer for The Prospect Alexis Choi reviews the South Korean film "Hope."

THE PROSPECT | September 17

Prospect Picks: back to school

"Prospect Picks" is written in large font over a graphic of painting utilities, a film camera, and books.

Prospect Picks: back to school

Kaichen Chou, Gavin McLoughlin, Mia Mazzeo, Amaya Taylor, Amy Jeon, and Ysabella Olsen

Editors of The Prospect write about their recent favorites in media, trends, and food.

THE PROSPECT | September 16

DISPATCH | The sound of music: discovering Geneva at the Fête de la Musique

A group of people are sitting in brown wooden chairs. The people are wearing clothing of various colors and styles. You can see the backs of the people as they are all facing a stage on the right side of the image. On the stage, an adult person is wearing a purple shirt, black capri style pants, black glasses, and black sandals. The person is seated; they appear to be singing into a microphone and playing a tan-colored acoustic guitar.

DISPATCH | The sound of music: discovering Geneva at the Fête de la Musique

Annika Plunkett

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett explores how a music festival in Geneva allowed her a greater understanding of the city’s culture.

THE PROSPECT | August 24

DISPATCH | A broke college student takes on the Big Apple

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DISPATCH | A broke college student takes on the Big Apple

Amanda Hugas

Senior writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas reflects on how a tight budget as a summer intern in NYC led to exploring new activities and developing her social life in the city.

THE PROSPECT | August 23

Nightmare on Washington Road: Princeton Pictures Debuts Three Suspenseful Shorts

Mia Mazzeo

Contributing writer for The Prospect Mia Mazzeo covers Princeton Pictures’ Spring 2026 film debut.

THE PROSPECT | May 14

Five English-department inspired reading recs from a graduating English major

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Five English-department inspired reading recs from a graduating English major

Mackenzie Hollingsworth

Senior writer for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reviews five books that are the top of her list as a graduating English major.

THE PROSPECT | May 13

More than awards: The PTONYs unite Princeton’s theater community

A stage lit with yellow floor lights sits in the back as students dressed up talk amongst themselves.

More than awards: The PTONYs unite Princeton’s theater community

Amanda Hugas

Senior writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas recaps Princeton’s first PTONY awards.

THE PROSPECT | May 10

After hours: Inside the drama and comedy of All-Nighter

A crowd of individuals gather after the end of the All-Nighter show.

After hours: Inside the drama and comedy of All-Nighter

Lily Hutcheson

Contributing writer for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson provides a behind the scenes of All-Nighter.

Contributing writer for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson provides a behind the scenes of All-Nighter

THE PROSPECT | May 8

Mic check: An inside look into the process of a WPRB DJ

Two people in black and white clothing sit in a colurful yet dark room with twinkle lights.

Mic check: An inside look into the process of a WPRB DJ

Monica Zepeda

Contributing writer for The Prospect Monica Zepeda sits down with WPRB DJ Ryan Moores to discuss his creative process and experience at the student-run station.

THE PROSPECT | May 6

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