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How Annika Lindberg ’26 Connects Community to Career Planning
Annika Lindberg ’26 By Elita Kutateli ’26 During her first year at Scripps, politics and psychology major Annika Lindberg ’26 joined the Small Claims Advisory Service (SCAS), a student-run organization that […]
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Scripps Seniors Showcase Science Research at The Nucleus
Simran Sethi ’26 at The Nucleus research presentation. By Elita Kutateli ’26 As the fall semester came to a close, the hallways of The Nucleus filled with excitement as seniors […]
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Scripps Physicist Helps Research Team Win Major Federal Grant Advancing Energy-Efficient AI
By Kendra Pintor Sarah Marzen, associate professor of physics at Scripps College, is part of a multidisciplinary research team that has been awarded a highly competitive federal research grant to […]
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Writer and Filmmaker Catherine Schetina ’14 to Speak at Scripps’ 2026 Commencement
Catherine Schetina ’14 By Emily Glory Peters Scripps College is thrilled to announce Catherine Schetina ’14, an acclaimed writer and filmmaker, as the speaker for the College’s Commencement this May. […]
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Scripps Tops Best Fine Arts Degree Programs in California Rankings
Performers take the stage at Scripps Research.com has released their 2026 list of the Best Fine Arts Degree Programs in California, with Scripps ranking ninth. The ranking was formed through […]
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Professor Christina Edholm Wins Prestigious Teaching Award
Associate Professor of Mathematics Christina Edholm Associate Professor of Mathematics Christina Edholm has been named the 2026 Etta Z. Falconer Lecturer by the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) and […]
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From Internship to Career: Scripps Parents Open Doors
Lauren Heaney ’25 (center) at a San Francisco funding event with U-GO Co-Founder Amy Powell and volunteer By Nichola Monroe ’27 For Lauren Heaney ’25, an internship made all the […]
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81st Ceramic Annual Featured in ArtRabbit and Artillery
Ceramic art pieces from the 80th Ceramic Annual on display at the Ruth Chandler Williams Featured in both ArtRabbit and Artillery, The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery is set to open […]
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Professor Westenley Alcenat Quoted in The Washington Post
Margaret Fowler Garden Assistant Professor of History and Africana Studies Westenley Alcenat was quoted in a recent The Washington Post article about President Donald Trump’s rhetoric against Black immigrants, particularly Somali […]
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LA Dance Chronicle Features Professor Kevin Williamson
Garrison Theater Professor of Dance Kevin Williamson, chair of Scripps’ Department of Dance, choreographed two new dances in a work titled Beasts & Blue performed at the Odyssey Theatre in […]
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