Jay Ananth uses his quadrilingual abilities to build thousands of connections at Princeton, allowing him to dominate every industry in the world. Malaika Boros spends college analyzing the brainwashing...

   I remember the first book I read: “Are You My Mother?” In retrospect, four-year-old me was just reciting it from memory having listened to my parents read it so many times.     People who...

   Time has always been obstinate. Slow-moving, like a bottle of honey tipped over onto its side, when you’re itching for it to just move a little faster. One hand taps arrhythmically on your desk,...

 Dear Little Kindergartener Mailey,     Hi! It’s you 13 years later, and you’re about to graduate high school. I know you are still a young girl and have many years before you have to think...

   The pillowy softness of snow, the satisfying sound of skates on ice, the chill of crisp winter air, and the feeling of being free. I love winter sports. I still remember the first time I felt the...

   Formula One teams returned to the track last month to prepare for the 2026 season. With the American team Cadillac making its debut, the field is fuller than it’s been in a decade. Teams will battle...

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This issue’s food column stayed true to its name. After a slew of Instagram-worthy plates piled onto our table, we didn’t hesitate to dig right in, and were soon left feeling full, satisfied, and maybe...

   Pass, set, hit. Boom. A sequence ingrained in my blood. The Panther Pit erupts in cheer, and our team jumps with joy. The game goes on, and too soon the score reaches 25. With two sets already under...

   Their stories were engaging, moving, sad, and downright lovely.    One woman who graduated from Pinewood years ago tearfully recalled how Mark Gardner listened to and encouraged her during a difficult...

   “Life is like a box of chocolates.”     If you’re cultured, like me, you heard this phrase for the first time in “Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse” (10:38 of Episode 5, “Best of Ken,”...