Sexpert: navigating self-pleasure in college

In this month's issue, the Sexpert discusses navigating masturbation and pleasure in a shared living situation.

In this month's issue, the Sexpert discusses navigating masturbation and pleasure in a shared living situation.

Five campus spaces to explore for midterms

Contributing writer for the Prospect Donaji Mendieta-Silva outlines five different study spots on campus to check out during midterms week.

Contributing writer for the Prospect Donaji Mendieta-Silva outlines five different study spots on campus to check out during midterms week.

Olivier Tarpaga’s ‘Be Kūnū’ premieres at the Princeton University Orchestra Concert

Sophie Zhang reviews a concert performed by Princeton University Orchestra (PUO), the African Ensemble, and Dafra Kura band.

Sophie Zhang reviews a concert performed by Princeton University Orchestra (PUO), the African Ensemble, and Dafra Kura band.

Midterms Sweet Treat Round Up

Lulu Pettit ’27 recommends five different sweet treats to pick you up during midterms season.

Olivia Pettit ’27 recommends five different sweet treats to pick you up during midterms season.

Sinfonia transforms Richardson into an opera house with ‘A Night at the Opera’

“The musicians showcased not only their outstanding musical mastery, but their ability to connect to the emotional nuances of the composition, creating a transcendent musical experience, and transforming Richardson Auditorium into an opera house."

“The musicians showcased not only their outstanding musical mastery, but their ability to connect to the emotional nuances of the composition, creating a transcendent musical experience, and transforming Richardson Auditorium into an opera house."

‘Right person, wrong time’ exemplified in a film: Past Lives

In every scene, a gentle blanket of minimalism is draped beautifully as the film relies on deft cinematography to tell the story. One of the most memorable shots was on Nora’s last day in Korea before she emigrated. When her and Hae Sung split to leave, the camera captures their backsides as they walk in the same direction but on diverging paths.

In every scene, a gentle blanket of minimalism is draped beautifully as the film relies on deft cinematography to tell the story. One of the most memorable shots was on Nora’s last day in Korea before she emigrated. When her and Hae Sung split to leave, the camera captures their backsides as they walk in the same direction but on diverging paths.

“Problemista” USG Movies review: bizarre love story has a big heart

Contributing writer for the Prospect Edward Rogers reviews USG Movies' latest screening of "Problemista," which presents a "unique take on the immigrant experience."

Contributing writer for the Prospect Edward Rogers reviews USG Movies' latest screening of "Problemista," which presents a "unique take on the immigrant experience."

Sexpert: On birth control

In this month's issue, the Sexpert advises on the choice to take (or not take) the pill.

In this month's issue, the Sexpert advises on the choice to take (or not take) the pill.

An international food tour of love

Staff writer Shannon Ma reflects on food as a source of love, and discusses food from Princeton students’ varied cultures that symbolize love.

Staff writer Shannon Ma reflects on food as a source of love, and discusses food from Princeton students’ varied cultures that symbolize love.

Five places in Princeton to eat with your date on Valentine’s Day

Associate editor for the Prospect Russell Fan suggests five dining options around the Nassau Street area to bring a significant other or date to for Valentine's Day.

Associate editor for the Prospect Russell Fan suggests five dining options around the Nassau Street area to bring a significant other or date to for Valentine's Day.

Looking for Valentine’s Day plans? Algorithms could be the answer

Associate Editor for The Prospect Regina Roberts explains the Valentine’s Day matching algorithms Marriage Pact and Datamatch.

Associate Editor for The Prospect Regina Roberts explains the Valentine’s Day matching algorithms Marriage Pact and Datamatch.

“American Fiction” USG Movies review: humor from the harsh reality

Assistant editor for the Prospect Annie Wang discusses USG Movies’ recent screening of Cord Jefferson’s 2023 film “American Fiction.”

Assistant editor for the Prospect Annie Wang discusses USG Movies’ recent screening of Cord Jefferson’s 2023 film “American Fiction.”

Hélène Grimaud debuts at Princeton University Concerts

The bittersweet sentiment was enhanced by her control of rubato – slightly slowing down at the end of phrases – and her ease in navigating abrupt transitions: from misty, brooding arpeggios to calm, yearning chords.

The bittersweet sentiment was enhanced by her control of rubato – slightly slowing down at the end of phrases – and her ease in navigating abrupt transitions: from misty, brooding arpeggios to calm, yearning chords.

The stunning range of Triple 8’s “Montage”

Staff writer for the Prospect Emma Cinocca reviews Triple 8‘s recent Spring 2024 show "Montage," and praises its portrayal of vastly-diverse dance styles.

Staff writer for the Prospect Emma Cinocca reviews Triple 8‘s recent Spring 2024 show "Montage," and praises its portrayal of vastly-diverse dance styles.

The virtual reality experience of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra

Staff Prospect writer Chloe Lau reviews the concerts held by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in virtual reality during Wintersession.

Staff Prospect writer Chloe Lau reviews the concerts held by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in virtual reality during Wintersession.

How USG Movies secures early premieres

Is the USG Movies Committee more powerful than we think? How do they have early access to films such as “Saltburn?” Read and find out by peeking behind the silver screen to see how the committee has had access to movies before they hit theaters. 

Is the USG Movies Committee more powerful than we think? How do they have early access to films such as “Saltburn?” Read and find out by peeking behind the silver screen to see how the committee has had access to movies before they hit theaters. 

Lewis Center for the Arts names Hodder Fellows for 2024–2025 academic year

The Lewis Center for the Arts announced the five recipients of the Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship for the 2024–2025 academic year. Each year, the Hodder Fellowship grants an opportunity for artists and musical innovators to be supported by Princeton University in their creative endeavors.

The Lewis Center for the Arts announced the five recipients of the Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship for the 2024–2025 academic year. Each year, the Hodder Fellowship grants an opportunity for artists and musical innovators to be supported by Princeton University in their creative endeavors.

Glorious music fills the air when Glee Club sings

The Glee Club still performs traditional Western choral music — the style they began with — but has since expanded their repertoire in the past several years.

The Glee Club still performs traditional Western choral music — the style they began with — but has since expanded their repertoire in the past several years.

diSiac serves more than pancakes at ‘International Heat of Princeton’ (IHOP)

Brianna Suliguin presents a review on diSiac’s most recent December 2023 performance.

Brianna Suliguin presents a review on diSiac’s most recent December 2023 performance.

Nine new fall albums to listen to

Read on for a roundup of nine albums released between September and November that Prospect contributing writer Ivy Chen has been enjoying this fall.