Student work: Mas Flow Dance Company

By Mas Flow Dance Company on Aug. 19, 2014, 3:06 p.m.

Mas Flow is a student-run dance company performing various styles of Latin dance for audiences both on and off campus. With an all-are-welcome policy, they invite students to come dance, enjoy themselves and be a part of an easygoing group.

diSiac Dance Company, a Princeton University student group established in 1998, welcomes dancers with a variety of backgrounds — from various dance styles to different levels of experience, and from all corners of campus. This spring, as the group prepared for its show “Novum,” students worked with the staff of Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall as part of the venue’s new Student Artist in Residence program.

Why do we dance? Four students, four perspectives .

Imagine four dancers in a studio. Each has a different story that brought them into the dance community at Princeton University; each has a different major and different career aspirations. All have been rehearsing since September four to five hours weekly in preparation for the Lewis Center for the Arts’ 2015 Spring Dance Festival. They are among over 50 Princeton undergraduates who will appear in the festival.

Princeton University Concerts is building a wellness community through music .

The celebrated pianist Jonathan Biss, who chronicled his struggles with anxiety in his memoir “Unquiet,” is the latest performer drawn to campus for the PUC’s innovative Healing with Music series.

The Faculty Room at Nassau Hall .

From its origins as the “Prayer Hall” through its years as a museum to its modern incarnation as an institutional gathering place, the Faculty Room at Nassau Hall has a storied history. It has served as a library and museum and is the site of some of Princeton’s most significant historical events.

‘Medical Story-Worlds’ plumbs stories about the human body .

The course “Medical Story-Worlds,” being taught at Princeton for the first time, examines a wide range of literary texts from all over the world and is structured as a ‘floating classroom’ with guest lectures by faculty members across campus.

Town and University come together for Communiversity Artsfest .

Thousands of people from the University and local communities enjoyed activities, performances, food and more at the 48th annual Communiversity Artsfest celebration.

Princeton Summer Theater explores the timelessness of myth .

Princeton Summer Theater will immerse audience members in multiple facets of myth and storytelling, presenting four mainstage plays and a children’s show in eight weeks. The season runs June 18 through Aug. 8 in Hamilton Murray Theater on the Princeton University campus.