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Odita mural a vibrant addition to new Butler College .

An explosion of color greets students at the main entrance to Butler College's new dormitories, where a mural of bright fractal shapes spans two floors and seven walls.

Video: Student work: Triple 8 peforms 'Phases' .

Triple 8 will perform "Phases," with pieces ranging from East Asian dance and martial arts to lyrical and hiphop, Feb. 26-27, in Frist Campus Center theater. Read more.

Student work: diSiac 'Borderlines' .

Sophomore Jeffrey Kuperman documented diSiac's next dance performance, "Borderlines," which will take place at Berlind Theater Dec. 10 and 11.

Video: Student work: To Haiti, With Love .

BAC: Dance and other groups will present a benefit performance for Haiti earthquake relief at Campus Club Feb. 12, 8 p.m. More details at Princeton's Haiti Earthquake Response site at http://www.princeton.edu/international/community/haiti/ .

Sculpture in chemistry lab bonds science and art .

Kendall Buster has delved into art and science over the course of her career. The work she created for Princeton University's new Frick Chemistry Laboratory has emerged from both of her worlds.

Student work: TapCats' 'Velocity' .

Junior Amanda Van Duynhoven documents Princeton's tap dance troupe, TapCats. They will perform their annual show, "Velocity," in McCormick 101 from Jan. 7-9.

Major new campus sculpture uses glass and metal to evoke nature .

A monumental new glass, steel and bronze sculpture by leading contemporary artists Doug and Mike Starn was placed on the lawn of the Princeton University Art Museum this summer. The newly commissioned work, titled "(Any) Body Oddly Propped," is constructed of six 18-foot-tall vividly colored glass panels and two cast bronze forms resembling tree limbs.