Patrick Rooney calls himself a “modern day hunter-gatherer.” Hunter-gatherers were nomadic, he explains. They didn’t settle in one place, waiting for berries to pop up…
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There is no shortage of publicity from dining services about its efforts to improve the environmental footprint of the food Princeton students consume daily. If…
PRINCETON – Notable labor activist Daniel La Botz spoke on Tuesday, September 25 in East Pyne, offering his perspective on the 1979 Nicaraguan revolution. In…
On April 5th, Jennicet Gutiérrez, an immigrant rights and transgender rights activist, spoke at Princeton University about injustice of immigrant detention centers, organizing for social…
Michael Walzer gave a talk on what a leftist foreign policy should look like, the topic of his newest book, last Thursday in Labyrinth bookstore.…
The Prog’s Chris Russo sat down with Dr. Zia Mian of Princeton’s Program on Science and Security. A physicist by education, Dr. Mian has published books…
Imagine you stand before faceless men, and you are arguing to save your own life, but when you sound too much like you are arguing…
Just over a century ago, a revolutionary event took a conflict-ridden world by storm, calling into question the orthodoxies that defined the political discourse of…
The United States is experiencing a crisis of historical memory. The rise of Donald Trump has been paralleled by a greater collective awareness of ideological,…
The public health effect in warzones is more than a body count. Jammu and Kashmir, a region contested by Pakistan, India, and China, is one…