Cover Stories

Unruly Sounds: A festival for adventurous ears

Now in its 10th year, the Unruly Sounds Music Festival returns to Hinds Plaza in Princeton on Saturday, Oct. 3, to present an array of original music. You might hear...

Emily Nemens gets a grip with ‘Clutch’

Emily Nemens is a writer’s writer. Drawing on personal experience and interests, her new novel, “Clutch,” has been...

Debbie Schaeffer takes her passion for the arts beyond Mrs. G’s

Debbie Schaeffer is CEO of Mrs. G’s Appliances in Lawrence Township. Her grandparents, Abe and Beatrice Greenberg, opened...

La’Keisha Sutton goes from Globetrotter to community mentor

La’Keisha Sutton is a hooper, a serious basketball player who shares her skills, training methods, mindset and approach....

Art Cart delivers a new kind of soul food to town

It’s a hot summer day and brightly dressed Brook Beatty stands on South Broad Street in downtown Trenton. After...

Agricola: Princeton’s Newest Eatery Is Farm Fresh

With weeks yet to go before its March 10 debut, Agricola — the farm-to-table restaurant ensconced in the space that for 91 years was...

Study Abroad – From the Comfort of Home

The January 22 E-mail from Edinburgh, Scotland, 3,319 miles away from my home in Trenton, announced the good news. I was enrolled in a...

Next Challenge: Getting Credits

As former Princeton President William G. Bowen points out in his new book, “Higher Education in the Digital Age,” the ability of students to...

Eisgruber’s Agenda: Online Matters

Princeton University has dipped its toe into the water of MOOCs — multiple open online courses — during the tenure of President Shirley Tilghman....

GS1 US ­â€‘ Setting the Bar for Barcodes for 40 Years

Beep beep. Beep. Beep beep beep. You are standing at the front of the store, scanning your items and putting them into the bag....

KoamTac: High Tech, Heavy Duty Barcode Scanners

From the moment that a pack of Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit gum became the first product to have its barcode scanned and sold in 1974...
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