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In her latest interview about bardo and the art of living, Ann Tashi Slater ’84 talked with Amitava Kumar about the power of our personal and collective stories, how he has come to terms with his father’s death, and art as a site of both mourning and hope.
Read MoreMarisol Soledad '07 (Rosa-Shapiro) has been selected as a semi-finalist for the Terrence McNally Award, administered by Philadelphia Theatre Company and the Terrence McNally Foundation.
Read MoreAlumnus produces new comic TV pilot Helen and Harold: Wrong Turn
Read MoreMy Mother's Tongues, a children's book about a young Indian American girl who discovers the power of multilingualism, was published by Candlewick Press on February 13, 2024.
Read MoreRachel Lyon ('05)'s sophomore novel FRUIT OF THE DEAD comes out on March 5.
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater ’84 talked with author Lorrie Moore about humor, grief, and how to live—and die—in a world of impermanence. Moore is one of America’s most acclaimed writers, described by Alison Lurie as “the nearest thing we have to Chekhov.”
Read MoreArt Exhibit "Confetti" at the Oarsman Gallery, Larchmont Library.
Read MoreSharing the music video for Home for the Moment, a new single by acclaimed musician Julien Chang '16. Julien's forthcoming EP (also titled Home for the Moment) will come out on March 1st.
Read MoreI'm a writer/director/producer/often-but-not-always journalist ... on February 27th, I moved to Israel in order to witness, explore and write about what life is like here during the country’s war against Hamas.
Read MoreKaty Pinke (‘10) has released “Endarkenment,” the third single off of her upcoming debut album.
Read MoreTo celebrate the fifth anniversary of Trenton Arts at Princeton, we are convening four thought leaders for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of arts education: Anne Fitzgibbon *98, founder and executive director of the Harmony Program; Baffour Osei, manager of Princeton's robotics lab; Anna Yu Wang, assistant professor of music at Princeton; and Elizabeth Zwierzynski, acting supervisor of visual and performing arts and partnerships for the Trenton Public Schools.
Read MorePrinceton University alumni are invited to attend the 2024 SCRIPT TO SCREEN Winterscreen Seminar on Zoom! Get an insider's look at Hollywood careers from your fellow Tigers working in the Entertainment industry.
Read More“Grief doesn’t narrow you down, it expands you,” author and Princeton professor Yiyun Li told Ann Tashi Slater '84, in On Grief, Willpower, and Finding Happiness, the latest in Ann’s interview series about bardo and the art of living.
Read MoreBefore the Freeze is an short psychological thriller with experimental elements about the dangerous of escapism.
Read MoreJust wanted to let you know that my debut novel is now available for pre-order at: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/736369/spring-on-the-peninsula-by-ery-shin/.
Read MoreAmy Madden has released an album of original songs on Belpid Records, Sweden. Called Harlem Demos, it is available for download or streaming on all platforms, or as a cd for purchase.
Read MoreRah Rah Arts Magazine, which is Princeton’s only student-run, Visual Arts publication, is seeking submissions again for our spring issue.
Read MoreAfter years playing her music live for years, singer-songwriter and artist Katy Pinke is finally putting out recorded versions of her songs. Her first single, “Bloom,” is out now on all digital streaming platforms.
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater’s "Light and Shadow” is Story of the Week in Narrative Magazine. In this memoir, Ann explores her quest to understand the dissolution of her parents’ marriage and the disintegration of her family. She writes about “memories and ghosts, the power of the imagination and the spirit, the things we don’t know or cannot know.”
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater '84 spoke with David James Duncan--author of the best-selling novels THE RIVER WHY and THE BROTHERS K--about his new novel, SUN HOUSE, and how he has made his way forward during bardo periods of struggle and impermanence.
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