Student Work
Jeff Bezos: Engineering after Princeton
Engineering alumnus Jeff Bezos offers new students advice and discusses his philosophy on innovation. View more alumni videos.Student work: Ragtime: the Musical
The Princeton University Players will present "Ragtime: The Musical" Thursday through Sunday, Nov. 12-15, at the Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Nassau St. Read more.Student work: "Super/Natural"
The eXpressions Dance Company will perform "Super/Natural" Nov. 12–14, 8 p.m. at the Frist Campus Center theater. Visit the company's website for more information.Student work: Integrated Science
Christina Chang '12 documented her freshman year in Princeton's Integrated Science Curriculum, which breaks down traditional disciplinary barriers.Student work: 'The Underpants'
Princeton Summer Theater closes its 2009 season with Steve Martin's zany adaptation of "The Underpants," playing through Aug. 16 at the Hamilton Murray Theater. Read more.Student work: 'No Time for Comedy'
Princeton Summer Theater will perform S.N. Behrman's "No Time for Comedy" through Aug. 2 at the Hamilton Murray Theater as part of a series of student productions.Student work: Chabad House
Casey Ford Alexander, class of 2010, profiles a Torah dedication at Chabad House, which offers campus community members opportunities to learn about Hasidic Jewish thought.Student Work: It's Greener on Top
The benefits of green roofs on urban landscapes and campuses such as Princeton's are explored in excerpts from a student-produced documentary. Watch the full video.Student Work: Lily Cowles' senior thesis
Religion major Lily Cowles learned Portuguese and filmmaking in just one year to create her senior thesis documentary on the Mazione Church in Mozambique. Read more.Student Work: BodyHype Spring Performance
Student dancers and choreographers will present BodyHype Dance Company's spring show May 7-9 in Murray Theater. Read more.Student Work: Wilson College BlackBox
Lalithra Fernando, class of 2010, produced a video discussing student parties in the Wilson College BlackBox. View the full video.Student Work: diSiac performs 'Possession'
Sophomore Isaiah Miller documented diSiac's next dance performance, "Possession," which will take place April 23-25 in the Frist Campus Center theater. Read more.Student Work: Princeton South Asian Theatrics
Princeton South Asian Theatrics will present 'Junior Slums-Dog Millionaire' April 16-18 in the Forbes Black Box Theater. Read more.Student Work: Glee Club
The Princeton University Glee Club will be performing Johann Sebastian Bach's 'Mass in B Minor' on Saturday, April 18, at 8 pm. Read more.Student Work: eXpressions Dance Company
eXpressions Dance Company's 'Mind Body Soul' will be performed April 16-18 at the Frist Campus Center theater.Student Work: Sightings & Sounds of Angels in America
Angels in America will be performed April 2-11 in the Matthews Acting Studio at 185 Nassau St. View full video. Read more.Student work: Ballet Folklórico performs 'Raices'
Ballet Folklórico de Princeton's annual show will highlight the unique folk dancing traditions of México, April 3 and 4 at Frist Campus Center theater. Read more.Student work: Naacho performs 'Raaz'
Naacho performed "Raaz: A Story of Secret Love," for their annual show, which featured a variety of Indian dance styles from traditional to fusion, March 5-7. Read more.Student work: 'Assassins'
The Princeton University Players will present Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's "Assassins" at the Whitman College Class of 1970 Theater, Feb. 26-28 and March 5-7. Read more.Student work: Triple 8 performs 'Unconditional'
Princeton's East Asian dance company performed its annual show, "Unconditional," Feb. 12-14 in Hamilton-Murray Theater. Read more.Student work: 'Freeze Frame'
Princeton's breakdancing crew, Sympoh, performed at Frist Film/Performance Theatre, Feb. 5-7. Juniors Alan Yang and Elliot Min produced this video on their show.Student work: Breaking Down Barriers
Student volunteers ran workshops and a carnival for families with children with Down syndrome during the 2008 Princeton Disability Awareness Conference.Student work: The Beat is Sweet
Lauren Whitehead produced a preview of her senior thesis production, an imagined encounter between Langston Hughes and Federico Garcia Lorca, which was performed Jan. 9-11. Read more.Student work: diSiac celebrates with 'Evolution!'
The diSiac Dance Company celebrated its 10th anniversary with the performance of "Evolution!" Dec. 4-5 in the Berlind Theatre.Student work: Ewaso Water Project
Taofik Kolade, class of 2008, created a short movie from Trenton Franz's video diary on his field research in Africa as part of the Grand Challenges Program. Read story.Student work: Camera stabilization senior thesis
Zennen Clifton profiles a camera stabilization platform developed by engineering school classmates Taofik Kolade and Mike Wood for their senior thesis.Student work: Center for Information Technology Policy
Mike Wood, class of 2008, profiles CITP, a cross-disciplinary academic group that is joining ORFE in a new home at Sherrerd Hall.Student work: BodyHype
Princeton's BodyHype Dance Company enthusiastically embraces a variety of styles, including ballet, hip-hop and modern.Student work: Scanning Santorini
Princeton computer scientists are collaborating with archaeologists to develop an automated system to help reconstruct wall paintings that hold clues to the ancient culture of Thera, Greece. Read story.Women in Theory summer workshop
Responding to the need for more women in theoretical computer science, Princeton hosted the Women in Theory workshop in June. Read more.Student work: Ballet Folklorico
Princeton's Mexican folk dancing troupe performed their annual spring show in April. (Video by sophomore Adrienne Dominguez.) Read StoryStudent work: 'Clue: The Musical'
The Princeton University Players brought the popular board game mystery to life as an interactive show with 216 possible endings. (Video by sophomore Anastasia Erbe.)Student work: iGEM competition
Zennen Clifton, class of 2008, interviews Professor Ron Weiss about Princeton's student entries in the iGEM competition. Their experiments may lead to novel disease treatments.Student work: Theatre Intime
Theatre Intime will present "The Arabian Nights," directed by sophomore Katie Benedict, Thursday through Saturday, April 24-26. (Video by junior Jackie Bello)Read Story