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Video feature: 'Social Issue Filmmaking at Princeton University' .

This spring Princeton students got hands-on filmmaking experience with Emily Abt, a lecturer in the University Center for Human Values, and her course, "Social Issue Filmmaking." This video feature about the course includes excerpts from three students' original work.

Video feature: 'Flowering in winter' .

During winter, Princeton students forged trails among the many spots for study and reflection across campus.

Class of 2011: 'Reflections on Princeton' .

Members of the class of 2011 reflect on their Princeton experience.

Video feature: Performing opera at Princeton: An interdisciplinary experience .

For students who want to study and perform opera, coming to Princeton University allows them to pursue their musical interests while broadening their intellect with a liberal arts education. A wide variety of opera styles are studied and performed by Princeton students, and early opera (especially from the Baroque period) is a particular strength that has emerged from the Department of Music.

Students celebrate all indigenous peoples through Natives at Princeton .

The student group Natives at Princeton builds community and educates through events on campus.

Video feature: Princeton celebrates 100 years of Jewish life .

The conference "L'Chaim! To Life: Celebrating 100 Years of Jewish Life at Princeton" included the premiere of a video highlighting the history and experiences of Jewish students at Princeton over the last century, from the first recognized Jewish student group to the thriving academic, religious and cultural programs that exist today. The April 14-16 conference features presentations by alumni, faculty, staff and students; alumni discussion groups; networking opportunities; campus tours; Shabbat services; and social events.

Leonard Barkan: Michelangelo: A Life on Paper .

Leonard Barkan talks about his book, 'Michelangelo: A Life on Paper.'