Cover Stories

Graffiti moves from city walls to museum halls

If all goes as planned, sometime in the next few years East State Street in Trenton will welcome an outstanding museum celebrating graffiti and street art, one that the...

Ritenauer leads Capital Philharmonic into a new chapter

The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey will launch its 2026-27 season on Saturday, Oct. 24, introducing the audience...

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,...

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...

Between the Lines

An item in our September 13 issue, alerting readers to a 12-week Filmmakers Symposium in East Windsor that would feature screenings of movies plus...

Cover Story: Food, Ethics, and the Enviornment

Vegans kill more animals than do their neighbors who chow down on burgers and ribs every night. This assertion is made in Michael Pollan’s...

Q&A With Peter Singer

Princeton’s Peter Singer is no stranger to controversy. The Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics, Singer routinely receives packages addressed to him after they...

How Princeton Students Eat

Stu Orefice serves 13,000 meals a day. He prepared to take on this Herculean task at Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration in the...

McDonald’s Man in the Lion’s Den

Ethical eating is as surprising as it is complex. Bob Langert, who directs corporate responsibility efforts at McDonald’s, is speaking at the Princeton conference...

Class Act: Borrow a Private Dining Room for a Party

If you’re in charge of booking your company’s holiday party this year, or even if you just want to drop a big hint to...
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