Reporting from Greece: “Paradise lost”
This summer, I have the privilege of taking a journalism course in Athens, Greece. Weekly updates will explore new facets of Athens as my classmates and I search for stories […]
Reporting from Greece: “St. Paul’s Day at the Areopagus”
This summer, I have the privilege of taking a journalism course in Athens, Greece. Weekly updates will explore new facets of Athens as my classmates and I search for stories […]
Reporting from Greece: “The Heat”
This summer I have the privilege of taking a journalism seminar in Athens, Greece regarding the refugee crisis. My classmates and I are compiling a blog of our articles, which should […]
Tortoise: A Journal of Writing Pedagogy – “Thesis: Works in Progress”
Crafting a cohesive argument with a unified thesis is difficult. In this article for Tortoise: A Journal of Writing Pedagogy, I reconsider one of my less successful academic papers — […]
The Daily Princetonian: Unfamiliar Street – West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC
‘Unfamiliar Street’ is a travel series in which we take you to a cool street far from Princeton, NJ. This week, I wrote about West Georgia Street in Vancouver, British […]
The Daily Princetonian: Artistic Criticism – Visiting The Frick Collection
This week in Street, I ventured off campus to review The Frick Collection’s new exhibit, “Van Dyck: The Anatomy of Portraiture,” an exploration of the portraits of Flemish master Anthony […]
The Daily Princetonian: ‘Elektra’ – An electric, edgy meditation on mourning
I have written a review of the Lewis Center for the Arts’ production of ‘Elektra.’ Taking a an anachronistic, noir/horror take on the classic Sophocles tragedy, the Lewis Center production […]
The Daily Princetonian: “Bicker in Retrospect”
Last week in Street, I took a look back at the Prince archives to see what bicker was like over the past hundred years. (“Bicker” is the equivalent of rush […]
Society for Princeton Urbanists: “Behind the Princeton Parklet- Interview with Kirsten Thoft”
Curious about the Princeton parklet, the temporary mini-park occupying a parking space on Witherspoon Street during the summer of 2015? Last July, the Society for Princeton Urbanists interviewed Kirsten Thoft, […]
Quote of the Fortnight: Charles Yu’s “How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe”
This week’s Quote of the Fortnight features a startling urban vision from Charles Yu in his 2010 novel, How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe. The book’s action takes place […]
