In the Media (page 2)
See Professor Ken Gonzales-Day’s Art in the New Metro D Line Station
Metro Art commissioned Professor of Art Ken Gonzales-Day to create a public art display at the new Metro D Line Wilshire/Fairfax Station across the street from the Los Angeles County Museum […]
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The New York Times Features Alison Saar ’78’s Statue at the Obama Presidential Center
Multimedia artist and sculptor Alison Saar ’78 has debuted a new sculpture that is on display at the Obama Presidential Center, which opened this year on Juneteenth. Inspired by theStatue […]
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Professor Yuval Avnur in Nautilus Magazine: Don’t Worry About AI
Professor Yuval Avnur Professor of Philosophy Yuval Avnur has published an op-ed in Nautilus expounding on the ways AI, despite its vast presence, won’t be replacing humans any time soon. […]
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Scripps Earns A+ Financial Health Grade from Forbes
Scripps has earned top ranking in Forbes’ annual financial health analysis of 928 colleges and universities nationwide. The College received an A+, Forbes’ highest possible grade. While nearly 50 percent […]
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Denise Nelson Nash ’76 Presents New Book on Leadership
Denise Nelson Nash Scripps College’s Vice President and Secretary of the Board of Trustees Denise Nelson Nash ’76 has co-authored a book on leadership, Trinity of Leadership: Learners, Thinkers, Tinkerers. […]
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The New York Review of Books Interviews English Professor Aaron Matz
Professor of English Aaron Matz speaking at Commencement in 2023. The New York Review of Books, a renowned magazine publishing articles on culture and literature, sat with Professor of English […]
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CBS Sunday Morning Highlights Curator Tara Contractor ’13
Tiled mosaic in Seal Court A recent CBS Sunday Morning segment highlighted the Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition, “Framed,” curated by Tara Contractor ’13. Contractor is the assistant curator […]
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Hannah Beth-Jackson ’71 Featured in Smithsonian Magazine
The Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum is creating We Do Declare, an oral history project, by compiling interviews of women who have advocated for and sustained women’s financial power and economic independence in the United States. An […]
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Associate Professor of Religious Studies Luis Salés Discusses the Meaning of Ramadan
Professor Luis Josué Salés Associate Professor of Religious Studies Luis Josué Salés spoke with Fox 5 in Washington, DC, about the history and significance of Ramadan, the ninth month of […]
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Professor Ken Gonzales-Day Work Showcased at Cheech Marin Center in Riverside
Margaret Fowler Garden The work of Scripps photography Professor of Art Ken Gonzales-Day is part of the Cheech Marin Center’s new exhibit Chicano Camera Culture: A Photographic History, 1966-2026. The exhibit is a […]
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