Opening Reception: Pintor de Poemas: Unseen Works by Alfredo Ramos Martínez September 13, 2025 7-9 PM Celebrate the opening of Pintor de Poemas: Unseen Works by Alfredo Ramos Martínez with an evening of art, live music, and refreshments as well as classic boleros, rancheras, and more from LA-based trío romántico Voz Bohemia. In this groundbreaking exhibition, more than 25 mural […]
GET TICKETS Join us for lunch and conversation with Céline Cousteau, documentary filmmaker, environmental advocate, and granddaughter of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau. Cousteau will share stories from her global work spotlighting Indigenous communities, clips from her documentary Tribes on the Edge about Indigenous Brazilian communities’ fight to protect their homes, and the urgent need for […]
An important question facing European countries and the European Union is whether valuing democracy adds any insight, beyond basic human values such as benevolence and universalism, in accounting for variations in critical measures of wellbeing and thriving. Round 10 of the European Social Survey (ESS10) occurred in 2020-2022, during the tumultuous times of the Covid […]
Pianist Aron Kallay (Scripps & Pomona) plays music by Prokofiev and Ginestera in the next installment 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 the public […]
With its emergence as India’s IT Capital, the city of Bengaluru has experienced exponential growth since the early 1990s. As agricultural fields give way to highways and residential developments, residents of Bengaluru and its outskirts narrate their city as poised at the edge, between the glamour of a globally connected IT hub and the destruction […]
GET TICKETS Take a midday break and join us for lunch and conversation with Eunji Paige Chung '06, associate professor of biomedical engineering at USC and founding director of the USC Transformative Center for Nanomedicine and Drug Delivery. Hear about Chung’s research, current work, and career path since graduating from Scripps. Sponsored by the Charlotte […]
Sarah Derbew, Assistant Professor of Classics, Stanford University, affiliated with the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity and the Center for African Studies Join us for an evening focused on the special place of Ethiopia in the classical canon. Co-hosted by the Scripps College Department of Ancient Studies/Classics and the 5C Department of […]
The Friday Noon Concert Series continues with the Cornucopia Baroque Ensemble as they present works by Boismortier, Handel, and Telemann. NOTE: This concert takes place in Lyman Hall at Pomona College (340 N College Ave). Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current information regarding upcoming concert programs and public event protocol. • Doors […]
GET TICKETS Being the first is always hard, but that didn’t stop R.K. Russell. Join us for an empowering conversation with the former NFL player, author, and advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility in sports. Russell will share his groundbreaking journey as the first openly bisexual player in the NFL and discuss his critically acclaimed memoir The […]
GET TICKETS Flower Vendors, the unfinished fresco by Mexican muralist Alfredo Ramos Martínez, is one of Scripps’ most iconic works of art. In celebration of the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery’s fall exhibition on Ramos Martínez, join us to hear from Scripps alum and art conservation major Gillian Holzer ’19 on her research on the artist. […]
