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Artist Q&A: NYC’s Young Artist Scene With Sadat Ahmed ’28

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Artist Q&A: NYC’s Young Artist Scene With Sadat Ahmed ’28

Monica Zepeda

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Monica Zepeda sits down with first-year musician Sadat Ahmed, discussing topics ranging from facing criticism to the NYC music scene.

THE PROSPECT | March 31

Female scientists illuminate McCarter in play ‘Legacy of Light’

Two women, one in a blue petticoat and white dress and another in a red coat and a yellow dress, smile at each other and look at the camera.

Female scientists illuminate McCarter in play ‘Legacy of Light’

Lily Hutcheson

Assistant Editor for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson reviews the play “Legacy of Light,” which explores the stories of two women in the interconnection of science and art.

THE PROSPECT | March 28

Princeton Playhouse Ensemble examines memory and nature in spring concert

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Princeton Playhouse Ensemble examines memory and nature in spring concert

Irene Kim

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim covers the Princeton Playhouse Ensemble’s ethereal spring concert, “Foibles and Fables: Songs of Magic and Memory.”

THE PROSPECT | March 26

Anora: A powerful, realistic Cinderella story

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Anora: A powerful, realistic Cinderella story

Meredith Sneed

Prospect Contributor Meredith Sneed reviews the Oscar-winning Best Picture “Anora.”

THE PROSPECT | March 25

Ask the Sexpert: Healthy relationships amid academic stress

The Sexpert

In this month's issue, the Sexpert discusses how to maintain a healthy relationship amid academic stress.

THE PROSPECT | March 25

Fresh flavors meet Chinese food at new restaurant XiBei Cuisine

A white plate with 'XiBei Cuisine' printed in small gray letters contains a white block of rice with brown raisins, tan peanuts, green pepitas, tan sesame seeds, and multi-colored dried fruit.

Fresh flavors meet Chinese food at new restaurant XiBei Cuisine

Lulu Pettit

Senior writer for the Prospect Lulu Pettit reviews a new Chinese restaurant in Princeton called XiBei Cuisine.

THE PROSPECT | March 25

Forming Barrio Mío: Más Flow’s showcase on Latin American culture

Four pairs of dancers on a dark stage illuminated by a spotlight on center stage.

Forming Barrio Mío: Más Flow’s showcase on Latin American culture

Russell Fan

Head Editor for the Prospect Russell Fan reviews the dress rehearsal for Más Flow’s spring show, “Barrio Mío.”

THE PROSPECT | March 24

Below the surface: Exploring ‘Millstone’ by Jasper Waldman ’25

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Below the surface: Exploring ‘Millstone’ by Jasper Waldman ’25

Marley Hartnett-Cody

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Marley Hartnett-Cody checks out a visual art exhibit on the Millstone River by Jasper Waldman '25.

THE PROSPECT | March 18

Bridging cultural divides at the Thomas Edison Film Festival

Bridging cultural divides at the Thomas Edison Film Festival

Irene Kim

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim reviews the breadth of films featured at the 44th annual Thomas Edison Film Festival, hosted this year by the Princeton Program in Visual Arts.

THE PROSPECT | March 7

‘I’m still here’: the terror of not knowing

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‘I’m still here’: the terror of not knowing

Alex MacArthur

Alex MacArthur reviews Oscar-nominated film “I’m Still Here,” which paints a picture of Brazil during its time under a military dictatorship.

THE PROSPECT | March 3

Greek allusions and personal experiences with poet Monica Youn ’93

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Greek allusions and personal experiences with poet Monica Youn ’93

Natalia Diaz

Associate Editor for The Prospect Natalia Diaz reviews Monica Youn’s recent poetry reading, detailing her accomplishments and the experiences that contributed to the writing of the poetry collections.

THE PROSPECT | March 3

The best off-campus study spots

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The best off-campus study spots

Navya Kommu

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Navya Kommu lists and describes her five favorite off-campus spaces to frequent for studying and doing work.

THE PROSPECT | February 27

Dripping with blood, and talent: a review of Theatre Intime’s ‘Carrie’ production

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Dripping with blood, and talent: a review of Theatre Intime’s ‘Carrie’ production

Amanda Hugas

Staff Writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas gives an insight into the talent and production behind Theatre Intime’s retelling of Stephen King’s “Carrie.”

THE PROSPECT | February 27

The end is near: A dystopian night with KoKo Pops’ ‘APOCALYPSE’ show

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The end is near: A dystopian night with KoKo Pops’ ‘APOCALYPSE’ show

Irene Kim

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim reviews KoKo Pop’s show “APOCALYPSE.”

THE PROSPECT | February 26

Craft, art, and flavor take the stage at Ooika, Witherspoon Street’s new matcha cafe

A man is holding two small cups over a bowl as he is mixing ingredients to make a matcha beverage.

Craft, art, and flavor take the stage at Ooika, Witherspoon Street’s new matcha cafe

Kat McLaughlin

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Kat McLaughlin recounts her visit and experience of drinking matcha at Ooika, a new matcha cafe on Witherspoon Street.

THE PROSPECT | February 26