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Married Faculty: Suzanne Staggs and Jason Puchalla

Mikaela Symanovich

This week, while most students are preoccupied dreaming up their own Valentine’s Day wishes or plans, I took the time to sit down with professor Suzanne Staggs and lecturer Jason Puchalla to talk about being a married couple in the Princeton bubble.

NEWS | 02/15/2017

Hometown Stories Q&A: Iran and Yemen

Andie Ayala

On January 27, President Trump signed an executive order that limited the entry of any refugee awaiting resettlement in the U.S for 120 days.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Beijing, China

Yang Shao

Coming from Beijing, I grew up in what Chinese people would call a “dayuan.” Translated directly, it means “big courtyard”. It specifically refers to a kind of self-sufficient residential community for retirees from state-owned companies or the military.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Guadalajara, Mexico

Santiago Aguirre

“¡Guadalajara, Guadalajara!” is the opening line of one of Mexico’s most famous mariachi songs, and is also the official hymn of my hometown.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Amherst, Massachusetts

Lyric Perot

Lately, departing the whirlwind of college has felt like a return to childhood.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Münster, Germany

Hometown Stories: Münster, Germany

Anna Wolcke

I’m biking down the familiar cobblestone pavement of the medieval downtown area of Münster, Germany.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Princeton

Catherine Wang

For many students, Princeton’s campus becomes like a second home. Through the four years, campus transitions from being an undiscovered site to a comforting bubble where fun and work intersect.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Hometown Stories: Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Coco Chou

If you were to take out a world map, search for the little sweet-potato-shaped green dot to the right of China, beneath Japan and South Korea, and point at its lower half section, you’d find my hometown – Kaohsiung, Taiwan. When people think of Taiwan, most commonly they think of Taipei, our capital.

NEWS | 02/08/2017

Ask the Sexpert: Pubic Hair

The Sexpert

Dear Sexpert, I normally let my pubic hair grow naturally and give it a trim every now and then. But lately, I’ve been thinking about getting it all removed. When I talked to my friends about it, we couldn’t decide on the best hair removal process. Is it better to wax or shave down there? Are there any drawbacks to removing the hair?

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Spaces on Campus: Wilson Ceramics Studio

Cathleen Kong

The electric tune of “Doses and Mimosas” fills the room. The atmosphere is relaxed and vibrant, with a chalkboard welcoming newcomers into the space and indie music broadcasting from speakers.

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Performing Service: PCCV Open Mic NIght

Jianing Zhao

“Probably the most dangerous thing about a college education, at least in my own case, is that it enables my tendency to over-intellectualize stuff, to get lost in abstract arguments inside my head instead of simply paying attention to what's going on right in front of me,” Mica O'Brien '17 stated during the Open Mic Night hosted last week by the Pace Council for Civic Values. O’Brien was quoting David Foster Wallace, an American novelist.

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Q&A: What Does Giving Back Mean to You?

This week, the Street decided to ask a variety of Princeton students about their thoughts on giving and “giving back.” The Daily Princetonian: When you hear the phrase “giving back,” what comes to mind?

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Five Ways to Give Back

Cassie Rodriguez

Here are five things you can do to give back to your community and leave 2016 on a high note. Take a look down at the list below and see what works best for you — there’s something for everyone!

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Q&A: Intercession Engage and Serve Week

Catherine Wang

This Intercession, the Pace Center for Civic Engagement will be providing opportunities for students who aren’t formally involved with any volunteering group on campus to meet local members of the community and serve in the Princeton area.

NEWS | 12/14/2016

Innovation of Education: Redefining "Entrepreneurship" with the Keller Center

Catherine Wang

The Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education’s newly created entrepreneurship certificate may at first seem like an example of Princeton University’s awareness.

NEWS | 12/07/2016

Ask the Sexpert: Pap Smear

The Sexpert

Dear Sexpert, My best friend just went in to McCosh for her routine Pap smear. Is this is something that I might need to get as well?

NEWS | 12/07/2016

Innovation of Music: Glee Club Celebrates Russian Artist Igor Stravinsky

Yang Shao

October 18, 1966 marks a special day in the annals of Princeton. On that day, musicians on campus held their breath for the arrival of a special guest - Russian composer, pianist and conductor Igor Stravinsky.

NEWS | 12/07/2016

5 Overlooked Innovations

Santiago Aguirre

We live in wonderful times.

HUMOR | 12/07/2016

Unfamiliar Street: The Rose City

Lyric Perot

Introductions have never been my strong suit. I get too excited about meeting someone new, so caught up in the moment that small yet significant details like someone’s name fly past me.

NEWS | 12/07/2016

Innovation of Movement: Princeton Dance Festival

Innovation of Movement: Princeton Dance Festival

Danielle Hoffman

“It is one of our goals to offer our students a diverse range of dance perspectives and traditions to wrestle with physically and artistically,” said Susan Marshall, director and lecturer of dance at Princeton, in reference to the Princeton Dance Festival.

NEWS | 12/07/2016

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