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From the Archives: Defining Moments
The outbreak of World War II brought changes to Scripps College and a reckoning of what a women’s liberal arts college should be.
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Spotlight on Students: Scripps Associated Students President Lily Dunkin ’24
Lily Dunkin ’24 is continuing her work with Scripps Associated Students by stepping into a new role as SAS President.
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In the Media: CMS Volleyball Team Advances to Semifinals
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athenas volleyball team advanced into the NCAA Division III semifinals for the third time in the program’s history on November 29.
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In the Media: Tessa Solomon-Lane Published in Hormones and Behavior
Assistant Professor Tessa Solomon-Lane has coauthored a paper proposing a more diverse framework for researching biological sex.
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Reviving a Space for Queer Students
A group of students have restarted Family, a student-run affinity group for queer students, after it went dormant during the pandemic.
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Olive Harvest Fosters Community and Sustainability Efforts
Scripps’ olive harvest brings the Scripps, Claremont Colleges, and Claremont communities together to pick olives from the campus’s trees.
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Eun Ji Chung ’06 Named Biomedical Engineering Society Fellow
Chung’s areas of expertise include molecular design, nanomedicine, and tissue engineering. Her current research focuses on designing targeted treatments for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and kidney disease.
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International Internship Prepares Izzy Suchoff ’24 for Communications Career
“The adaptability I learned will help me handle any change that comes my way in my postgraduate career and throughout the rest of my life.”
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Kate DeMarsh ’21 Named UCAR Next Generation Policy Fellow
DeMarsh is pursuing a PhD in environmental systems at the University of California, Merced, and is passionate about diversity in STEM.
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Ferrin Ruiz ’08 Balances Medicine and Dance
Ruiz credits her commitment to dance at Scripps for helping her stand out in a highly qualified pool of medical school applicants.
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