Guest curator Nancy M. Servis shares her reflections on the collections featured in the 80th Scripps College Ceramic Annual. A viewing of the exhibition at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery will follow. Presented in partnership with the Scripps Fine Arts Foundation. Tuesday, March 11 | 2 PM Clark Humanities Museum, Edwards Humanities Building, Scripps […]
GET TICKETS!! Connect with the Scripps community off-campus at the beautiful San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for a conversation with Professor of Art and Media Studies Department Chair Nancy Macko. Discover insights about Macko’s recent solo photography exhibition, Decompositions, and meet local Scripps alums.
GET TICKETS!! Join us to hear more about the work and research of Douglas Goodwin, a Fletcher Jones Foundation Scholar and visiting assistant professor in media studies at Scripps. As an interdisciplinary media artist, educator, and software developer based in Los Angeles, Goodwin integrates computational thinking with media studies to emphasize creativity and innovation.
GET TICKETS!! Bullying is one of society’s most pressing issues, but bravery could be its most effective antidote. Hear from social psychologist, bestselling author, and award-winning Harvard lecturer Amy Cuddy speak on the science and social impact of bravery and how we can use it to end bullying. Come with questions to participate in a […]
GET TICKETS!! Hear from the 2025 Mary Routt Chair Éireann Lorsung, a visual artist, author and teacher. Lorsung’s writing frequently focuses on artworks and art processes. She is the author of Music for Landing Planes By, Her book, The Century, and forthcoming projects Pink Theory! (2026) and Pattern-book (May 2025). Join us for a lively […]
Friday, April 4th Vita Nova 100 Refreshments Provided 9:00 am Continental Breakfast 9:30 -11:00 Elise Woodard (King’s College London) How to Start Changing Your Mind. 11:00 - 12:30 Michael Hannon (U Nottingham) Standpoint Theory, Epistemic Advantage, and Deference to Marginalized Voices. 12:30 - 1:45 Lunch 1:45 - 3:15 Heather Battaly (UConn) Intellectual Humility without Open-mindedness: How to Respond to Extremist […]
Soprano Michaela Kelly and pianist Amelia Hammond perform music by Jake Heggie on April 4th as a part of the Friday Noon Concert Series. Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current information regarding upcoming concert programs and public event protocol. • Doors open at 12 noon • Admission is free and open to […]
Join Cuban-born American writer, curator, and art conservator Rosa Lowinger as she reads from her recently published book Dwell Time: A Memoir of Art, Exile, and Repair. The first memoir by a working art conservator, Dwell Time details the history and intergenerational trauma of Lowinger’s Cuban Jewish family, her discovery of art conservation, and her […]
Book Talk with Linda M. Perkins, PhD, University Professor, CGU, Director of Applied Gender Studies. "A first of its kind history, To Advance the Race is an enlightening look at African American women and their multi-generational commitment to the ideal of education as a collective achievement." Please join us on Wednesday, April 9, at noon […]
GET TICKETS!! Artist, sculptor, and Scripps alum Elizabeth Turk ’83 returns to campus with John Ochsendorf, MIT professor of architecture and civil and environmental engineering, to speak about the creation of Turk’s sculpture Suspended Meditation. Inspired by images of disruption—including Harold Edgerton’s atomic explosions—Suspended Meditation sparks a layered conversation blending art, engineering, and science.
