What happens when we move away from thinking about translation as this little art, to be considered in terms of beauty and fidelity, and begin envisioning translations as sculpture, or architecture, or land art?

The category of loyalty is often understood in bifurcatory terms, especially when it comes to the question of rebellion or revolution: one is either loyal or disloyal. In the process, loyalty is framed as residual in ways that are at once self-evident, opaque, and ahistorical.

If you are a member of SIFP, come learn more about study abroad opportunities and how you can make study abroad a part of your Princeton journey! A study abroad adviser will be available to address questions about the process.

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=1946786

If you are in the class of 2027, join us for a time of Bible study and fellowship led by Manna student leaders and staff. --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1948099

Why are some cities more successful than others in reducing inequalities in the built environment? Craig Calhoun, the Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Professor for Distinguished Teaching, discusses Urban Power: Democracy and Inequality in Sao Paulo and Johannesburg with author Benjamin Bradlow.

We meet over a meal and discuss topics like spirituality, reflection, relationships, and economics. --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1950839

A space where students can practice or learn some Haitian Creole and celebrate Haitian culture. --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1951203

The European landscape has been transformed in 2024 by elections in France and Germany, as well as for the European parliament. What is left of European stability? --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1946270

The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) program is an eight-week summer language and culture program for U.S. citizens of ALL class years. Apply to study one of the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, Turkish, or Urdu.

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=1946787

Part of the Overcoming Bipolarity: New Approaches to the Cold War lecture series. . . . . Speaker: Jeremy Friedman, Harvard Business School. . . . During the Cold War, the developing countries of the Global South, then called the Third World, provided a laboratory for socialist experimentation.

Did/does India's diversity safeguard her democracy? The panelists will discuss how caste, class, gender and regional politics shaped India's shock 2024 election results; share outlooks for India's democracy; and compare the electoral processes in India and U.S., as well as how the U.S.

Abdulrazak Gurnah is a Tanzanian-born British novelist and academic, best know Gurnah for his novels about the effects of colonialism and displacement in the world.

We are organizing a workshop centered around the diverse and complex dynamics of subjection and marginalization in the Spanish and Portuguese colonial domains during Early Modernity.

Tai Chi classes freely offered to Princeton University Graduate and Undergraduate students by the Princeton Tai Chi Club.. . The moving meditation of Tai Chi and breathwork of qigong are designed to help us relax our body and mind.