My name is Chase, and I from San Francisco, where I live with my parents, my younger brother, and most importantly my cat Frankie. I am currently a part of Princeton's Bridge Year Program in India! I'm living in the incredible city of Varanasi, learning Hindi, and volunteering full time at Guria, and organization that fights human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.

Rabbi Julie Roth is the executive director of the Center for Jewish Life, Hillel at Princeton University. She enjoys nothing more than meeting with students, faculty, and alumni. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Rabbi Julie has lived in New York City, Boston, and Washington, D.C., where she worked for Hillel on the local and international levels. She and her husband Justus love living in Princeton with their twin boys, Ilan and Rafael, and daughter Noa. Rabbi Julie was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary in 2005. She is a recipient of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship and holds a B.A.

Hey, I’m Anna! I’m from Princeton, New Jersey and before spending the next four years in my hometown ;), I am living in Brazil through Princeton’s Bridge Year Program. I have spent the past six and a half months in Salvador (the coastal, cultural capital of the country) living with a homestay family, learning Portuguese, and working with an incredible urban gardening organization called Canteiros Coletivos. And in between have had an incredible time exploring this vibrant city and getting to know its wonderful people, delicious food, and natural beauty. 

I've always been fascinated by foreign policy, and Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs drew me from halfway around the world in China to study international relations here.

I am Adrian Tasistro-Hart. I was born in Mexico City but grew up in Watkinsville, near Athens, Ga. The past few years I’ve spent more time outside of the U.S. than in it, including nine months with Princeton’s own Bridge Year Program. You might see me around taking shots with my camera, mixing beats with my Akai APC40, sweating profusely on a yoga mat, or spending time with my beautiful girlfriend, Courtney. And if you’re ever on campus and want to say hi, look out for a dashing young fellow breathing heavily on a red Peugeot bike; I’d love to say hi too.

I'm a little girl at heart who loves to play dress-up and have tea parties.

When I'm not studying global development at the Woodrow Wilson School or making visual art in the Lewis Center for the Arts, I like to play Women's Rugby, give campus tours, and drink coffee.

A current events junkie, incorrigible optimist, and theater actor/director (not necessarily in that order). Aside from academic work, I'm co-chair of the USG Projects Board, on the boards of the Princeton University Players and the Princeton Development Lab, and act with L'Avant-Scène, the French theater workshop.

I like talking — mostly to others, but also to myself if no one's listening. I love reading fiction and poetry-- favorite writers are Tolstoy, Austen, Flaubert, Yeats, and Eliot (Both T.S and George). I sing with an a cappella group, the Princeton Tigertones, and I'm also a Residential College Advisor for Mathey College.