Student Life
Tara Attanasio ’26 Receives Support from the Bettison-Varga Endowment Fund for Thesis Research
Tara Attanasio ’26 outside the Brooklyn Museum By Kendra Pintor Scripps College is home to many endowed funds that make a lasting difference in students’ academic journeys, each reflecting a […]
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Spring 2026 Community Welcome from President Amy Marcus-Newhall
Dear Scripps Students, Faculty, and Staff, Happy New Year and welcome to the spring semester at Scripps! I hope you all had a rejuvenating winter break. We have much to […]
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Drawing Back the Curtain: In the Works Dance Showcase
In the Works 2025 By Nichola Monroe ’27 Every fall semester, student dancers at the 5Cs present their own choreographed pieces during In the Works, the annual concert produced by […]
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Human Bone Discovered by Juliette Zúñiga ’28 Gains Global Attention
Juliette Zúñiga ’28 with her discovery. By Caitlin Antonios In the final glimmer of daylight roughly 7,000 miles from Claremont, at an archaeological site in Orozmani, Republic of Georgia, Juliette […]
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Scripps Set to Celebrate Family Weekend February 14–15, 2026
By Kendra Pintor Family Weekend is one of Scripps College’s most anticipated annual traditions, welcoming families from around the world to campus over President’s Day weekend. With registration now open, […]
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Read the Latest Issue of Scripps Magazine
Illustration created by Rymie The latest digital edition of Scripps magazine is ready for you to explore! This issue is packed with campus updates, stories from fellow alums, faculty insights, […]
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The Economics Major Experience at Scripps College
Talent Johnson ’27 (center) completed an economics-focused internship in Tanzania this summer By Nichola Monroe ’27 Economics is one of the most popular majors at Scripps, with its students going […]
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Scripps Student Researchers Shine in 2025 Fall Tea
By Caitlin Antonios and Emily Glory Peters Each fall at Scripps College, Seal Court transforms from a cozy spot for a Motley coffee to a full-scale student research showcase. Held […]
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Honoring National Arts and Humanities Month through Storytelling
By Emily Glory Peters As October comes to end, Scripps is observing National Arts and Humanities Month (NAHM)—a nationwide celebration launched in 1993 by Americans for the Arts. The month […]
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The Wall Street Journal Ranks Scripps as Top College to Help Students Become More Wise
Ella Strong Denison Library Scripps College is proud to be recognized as a top-ranking institution in The Wall Street Journal’s 2025 survey of US colleges and universities. This national survey, […]
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