September, 2026Summer concert memoriesMaeve WalshAs the sound of tickets being scanned echoes throughout the halls of Madison Square Garden, eager fans file through merch lines and concession stands to find their seat. Beyond the balcony, past the floor seats, the...
September, 2026Student artist of the month: Eve Kavookjian ’27Yunsheng XuGrowing up in an artistic family, Eve Kavookjian ’27 has always been surrounded by art since a young age. From Pottery Club to Tech Crew, Kavookjian constantly immerses herself in art, making it into an essential part...
September, 2026Two clubs using art to serve their communityKelly Cenci## ### Mural Club ### The walls of Princeton High School weren’t always as colorful as they are today. Thanks to countless students across different generations, the white and gray color scheme of the inside of PHS has...
June, 2026Beach reads for summer vacationKelly Cenci# # The Naturals Cassie Hobbes is gifted at reading people, taking one look at them and piecing together information about their lives. But she doesn’t think much about this gift, simply using it to get tips from...
June, 2026Cabaret Night unites the PHS community with diverse performancesYunsheng XuThe audience fell quiet as two figures walked out into the center of the stage. Holding the microphone, Andrew Kim ’26 and Onyx Roden ’27 began to sing “I Guess Why That’s Why They Call It the Blues” by Elton John. On...
June, 2026PHS Orchestra tours Europe with UNESCOMaeve Walsh • Kelly CenciFrom May 22 to May 30, members of PHS Orchestra along with vocalist Tess Boyle’28 traveled on their European Performance Tour, playing in Amsterdam, Paris, and London. Between concerts, the students visited a local...
June, 2026June 2026: Save the DatesAgatha Patten • Maeve Walsh# ### Willem de Kooning: The Breakthrough Years, 1945-1950 ### *March 15 to July 26* Acclaimed modernist painter Willem de Kooning is celebrated with an unprecedented collection of his early art at the Princeton...
