GET TICKETS This event has been rescheduled to Wednesday, March 4, 2026. - - - Experience what it’s like to take a class with author and lecturer Adam Novy! Novy has been teaching writing, fiction, and the liberal arts at Scripps, Pitzer, and Claremont Graduate School since 2008, and published his critically acclaimed novel, The […]
The United States has the largest immigration detention system globally, growing from a capacity of under 5,000 detainees per day in the 1980s to record highs of over 70,000 people by 2026. Although the harshest anti-immigrant rhetoric is often linked to Republicans, the expansion of the nation's detention infrastructure and carceral policies has increased significantly […]
GET TICKETS Join us for lunch as you hear from Gabriela Ochoa ’19, a graduate of Keck Graduate Institute specializing in precision medicine, clinical research applications, and rare disease diagnostics. Hear about research she conducted while a student at Scripps and her career after graduation. Sponsored by the Charlotte Tsuei-yu Chen Ou Women in STEM […]
GET TICKETS Take a midday break and enjoy a free lunch at Scripps with renowned sommelier, restaurateur, and television host Alpana Singh. She’ll share her journey breaking barriers in the wine and hospitality industry and the challenges and triumphs that shaped her career. Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of the most dynamic […]
GET TICKETS Join us for a free lunch and conversation with author Cleyvis Natera and Myriam Chancy, Hartley Burr Alexander Chair in the Humanities. Natera is the author of The Grand Paloma Resort, a thrilling novel set at a Dominican Republic resort where two local girls go missing. A commentary on social class, race, family, […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
GET TICKETS As a double major in psychology and human-centered design at Scripps, Ruby Wang ’24 knew she wanted to use technology to help people. After graduating from Scripps, Wang pursued a master's degree at Harvard Graduate School of Education in the learning design, innovation, and technology program. Today, she works at Harvard Business School […]
