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A Case for Disgust

“And yet, God introduces Adam and Eve. Around them, creatures dance and indulge and huddle and purge. Birds shit humans. Dying men fart birds. He treats euphoria and terror with the same technical perfection, blurring the line between a familiar Earth and an alien world”.

by Ceci McWilliams on September 7, 2023

The Children’s Book That Hurt Me Most: Three Experts Discuss

A Nass writer seeks closure for Each Kindness, a children’s book without a resolution.

by Lucia Brown on September 7, 2023

On the Aesthetic Life

The ugly process of forcing beauty.

by Youngseo Lee on September 7, 2023

The Meaning of Life According to My Inbox

Recently, my email account has doubled as my journal. I can’t stop writing emails. Not the usual, 10-liner, meeting set-up emails, but lengthy, rambling, floods of words in which I entirely reveal my personal vulnerabilities to recipients I have never … Read More

by Ellen Su on September 7, 2023

The Construction of Concealment: Princeton’s Geo-Exchange System and Why We Can’t See It

What do we miss when we complain about construction?

by Alex Norbrook on April 23, 2023

Take a Leave of Absence: It’s Easier Than You Think

A Nass writer investigates why and how students take leaves—and what it’s like to be gone.

by Frankie Solinsky Duryea on April 16, 2023

Orange Juice 1989

“Orange-wet fingers and the acid is on her eyes, on her cheeks, running down with the tears and cheap makeup. My father reaches toward her—she is wearing a black silk headband, and he tries to pull it from her hair to wipe her eyes. She yells at him in Greek and he retracts.”

by Lucia Brown on April 16, 2023April 16, 2023

Imperfect Spaces: The Function of Closeness in Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love and on Princeton’s Campus

How space cultivates affection, or quells it.

by Eva Vesely on April 10, 2023April 10, 2023

Paradise Burning, from Two Points of View

About cutting trees, in theory and in practice.

by Frankie Solinsky Duryea on April 10, 2023

Do You Know Him?

“The college world of connections, in my experience, warrants a different type of hassle though. You don’t lick cafeteria floors or have to humiliate yourself to get what you want. It’s more of making the effort of putting yourself out there, of making friends, meeting people, joining clubs.”

by Mariana Castillo on April 2, 2023

My Clouds

A writer finds comfort in movement.

by Henry Moses on April 2, 2023

Escaping the Werewolf: Alex G, Deep Ecology, and Our Increasingly Hostile World

“There are a million wolves hiding in the environmental substrate I’ve called speargrass. The reality is that they’re not even wolves. When they get home in the evening, they take off the wolfskin and look just like us.”

by Charlie Nuermberger on March 5, 2023


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