Chloe Lau

Strings attached: Yo-Yo Ma and Jeffrey Brown talk the art of listening at McCarter

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau recaps McCarter Theatre’s most recent event hosting world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who led a conversation about music, memory, and searching for meaning in a world of uncertainty.

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau recaps McCarter Theatre’s most recent event hosting world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who led a conversation about music, memory, and searching for meaning in a world of uncertainty.

Princeton’s junior researchers forge new frontiers

As the final deadline for junior papers approaches on April 29, juniors will be wrapping up their work and readying themselves for submission. The ‘Prince’ talked to students working on a wide range of topics, from 20th-century Indian paintings to virtual Formula 1 simulations.

As the final deadline for junior papers approaches on April 29, juniors will be wrapping up their work and readying themselves for submission. The ‘Prince’ talked to students working on a wide range of topics, from 20th-century Indian paintings to virtual Formula 1 simulations.

Cello, goodbye: cellist Brandon Cheng ’25 on his farewell recital

Every music performance minor at Princeton is required to perform in a capstone recital in their senior year. On Sunday, April 13, Brandon Cheng '25 had his, filling Taplin Auditorium with the deep tones of his cello and showcasing his wide-ranging repertoire. In a conversation with The Daily Princetonian, Cheng described the trials and triumphs of his musical journey at Princeton.

A sentimental concert with Becca Stevens and the Princeton Jazz Vocal Ensemble

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau reviews a concert by Princeton’s Jazz Vocal Ensemble with singer-songwriter Becca Stevens.

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau reviews a concert by Princeton’s Jazz Vocal Ensemble with singer-songwriter Becca Stevens.

‘Forget about those disciplinary boundaries’: Narayanan and Kapoor on collaboration in AI research and policy

The ‘Prince’ sat down with CITP Director Arvind Narayanan and graduate student Sayash Kapoor to discuss their recent book, “AI Snake Oil,” and teaching and mentorship and Princeton.

The ‘Prince’ sat down with CITP Director Arvind Narayanan and graduate student Sayash Kapoor to discuss their recent book, “AI Snake Oil,” and teaching and mentorship and Princeton.

Artist Q&A: Professional pianist Benjamin Grosvenor on finding colors in classical music

Staff writer for the Prospect Chloe Lau interviews Benjamin Grosvenor, a piano prodigy, on his career. 

Staff writer for the Prospect Chloe Lau interviews Benjamin Grosvenor, a piano prodigy, on his career.

Program on Science and Global Security exhibit, ‘the bomb,’ reflects on nuclear age

As the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ Program on Science and Global Security celebrates its 50th Anniversary, members reflect on the special exhibition, “the bomb,” which aims to increase awareness of the impacts of nuclear weapons and drive thoughtful policymaking.

As the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ Program on Science and Global Security celebrates its 50th Anniversary, members reflect on the special exhibition, “the bomb,” which aims to increase awareness of the impacts of nuclear weapons and drive thoughtful policymaking.

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.

Graduate Hotel silently opens after several delays

After several months of construction delays, the Graduate Hotel on Nassau and Chambers St. opened on Aug. 1.

After several months of construction delays, the Graduate Hotel on Nassau and Chambers St. opened on Aug. 1.

Community members raise concerns about Islamophobia, pro-Palestine walkout at school board meeting

Public commenters showed up to the June 11 Princeton Public Schools Board of Education meeting to discuss a pro-Palestine walkout at Princeton High School in May. Students left during a passing period between exams and marched to the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the University’s Cannon Green.

Public commenters showed up to the June 11 Princeton Public Schools Board of Education meeting to discuss a pro-Palestine walkout at Princeton High School in May. Students left during a passing period between exams and marched to the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the University’s Cannon Green.