This is a semester-long Muay Thai program designed to introduce participants to the rich art of eight limbs.

This is a dinner for Colombian students and their family/friends to share a meal together and meet each other. --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1951326

This live art-making class is inspired by Hyde Solomon's painting Sky and Mountain (1973). In this session, we will create light with abstract shapes of color. . . . . Register for the Zoom event and find the suggested materials list for this art-making class at the link. . . . .

The Labouisse Fellowship is awarded annually to a graduating Princeton senior or very recent alumnus who wishes to work or study abroad.

Whether you're a follower of Jesus seeking Christian community or you're not sure what you believe but you're curious about Jesus, Large Group is for you! This is our weekly night of worship, prayer, testimonies, hearing from God's word, and hanging out. Come expectant!

This talk addresses the function of the beautiful in accounts of aesthetic and ethical intersubjectivity. Immanuel Kant's racialized ideal of human beauty and morality affords an interrogation of colorblind optimism.

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=1946793

To overcome their brain drain, some developing countries employ the Diaspora Option, encouraging their overseas nationals to use the knowledge they gained abroad to help their motherland.

Join us for a virtual information session to find out more about studying abroad at the University of Oxford! This session will allow you to hear from our colleagues at St. Edmund Hall. Learn about their welcoming academic communities, unique tutorial system, and special academic strengths.

How do editors in literary imprints and publishing houses negotiate the economic and symbolic value of manuscripts in the context of market and industry uncertainty? Presenting qualitative data obtained from interviews with editors and agents in the U.S.

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=1946794

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=1948101

Does hypocrisy carry costs in international politics? This talk explores why states perceived as hypocritical sometimes face backlash from third parties.

We meet over a meal and discuss topics like spirituality, reflection, relationships, and economics. --- Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1950841

Join us for a virtual information session to find out more about studying abroad at the University of Oxford! This session will allow you to hear from our colleagues at Hertford College, St. Anne's College, and Worcester College.

Da Hyung Jeong. . Michael Brinley, History. . . . This talk brings into dialogue two contexts that have tended to remain on the fringe of. . architectural historiography, namely Mexico and the Soviet 'peripheries,' or the non-Russian. . republics of the vast communist empire.