Dinner in Community --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1957086

Co-sponsored by the GSG, the APGA, and GradFUTURES, join us for an opportunity to meet graduate alumni scholars, professionals, and leaders working in a variety of career fields--from academia, research, finance, consulting, tech, entrepreneurship, and more.

Alumni day mixer for graduate students and graduate alumni! --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1954928

Welcome to our weekly anime-manga club meetings! We usually watch anime, host anime-related trivia, play games, talk and discuss the latest airings, make manga strips, and also run special weekly activities (such as origami nights, beat saber nights, karaoke, movie viewings, etc.).

Join us for a night of community Bingo, to stand in solidarity with undocumented communities, to support and learn more about Resistencia's efforts in activism, and strengthen community ties in times of need. We will have food, music, and prizes!!. . . . Free entrance for community members. . . . .

Manna Large Group is one of our main events, complete with worship, prayer, teaching, and fellowship after the service. Join us every Saturday at 7:30PM! --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1946723

In these weekly meetings, the PASA board convenes to plan events for the semester.

Photoshoot for the Spring Show --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1957074

In recent years, translators, scholars, publishers and universities have ignited various initiatives to bring more recognition to multiple facets of translation.

Understanding remotely ancient texts entails intricate problems. Philological exactitude is sometimes at odds with a translator's (viz. reader's) thirst for audience with a voice from the distant past.

See SPO website for details --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1956941

We engage in corporate prayer through daily prayer meetings hosted by students in order to build unity and foster fellowship while bringing our concerns before God. We also provide a space for students to read the Word and do devotionals --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1946833

Professor Yang Lu, formerly of the East Asian Studies Department and now at Peking University in Beijing, will be on campus to discuss the fully-funded Yenching Scholars Program and address your questions. Mandarin fluency is not required. The application deadline for U.S.

Through the life story of a sailor, merchant, former prisoner and soldier, this presentation explores the Brazilian postcolonial empire's experiments in settlement and domestic colonization during the Age of Revolutions.

A round table of experts will reflect on the German election results: Will the outcome be a significant rightward shift? What does that mean for German democracy, for the European Union and for German foreign policy?

Join us to learn more about the Trinity Laban Conservatoire, one of the top music schools in the world. We will discuss a newly established program for jazz students.