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To Beijing and Beyond: Malena Sparano ’26 Explores Linguistics as a Mellon Mays Fellow
Malena Sparano ’26 is a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow studying linguistics By Nichola Monroe ’27 Some may argue that research in the humanities can be overshadowed by growing developments in […]
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Professor Stacey Wood Warns California Commuters of New Scam
Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood published an article with Psychology Today in collaboration with Scripps student and Wood Lab member Hana Skigen ’26 warning California commuters about […]
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Sculpting Memory: Students Turn Scripps Buildings into Installation Art
Professor Aly Ogasian’s class turned Scripps’ buildings into living art installations By Lauren Mar ’25 For 24 hours this spring, the two staircases in Scripps College’s Steele and Lang Halls […]
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Scripps Students Spark a New Era of Giving with Senior Class Gift
By Kendra Pintor It started with a simple idea: give back to the place that’s meant so much. For Belén Yudess ’25 and Abbie Oh Arroyo ’25, co-presidents of the […]
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Student POV: Studying the Bauhaus in Germany Was the Trip I Didn’t Know I Needed
Scripps sophomore Nichola (far left) shares how spring break in Germany revived her love for research and writing By Nichola Monroe ’27 Research opportunities at Scripps are not limited to […]
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Scripps College’s 2025 Senior Art Exhibition, Whiplash, Opens May 2
Scripps College will host its annual senior art exhibition, Whiplash, from May 2–17, 2025, at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery. The show features works from 12 artists across various media […]
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Professor Martha Gonzalez’s Chicano Rock Band Quetzal to Perform at UCLA
Photo courtesy of John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Grammy-winning Quetzal, described as “one of LA’s most important bands” by The Los Angeles Times, will perform at UCLA on […]
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Professor Michael Spezio Gives Witherspoon Lecture on Wellbeing, Psychology, and Theology
Michael Spezio, associate professor of psychology, neuroscience, and data science, provided tips for improved mental focus to Shondaland.
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Betsy Smith ’74 Featured on Women of Influence 2025 List
Betsy Smith ’74, president and CEO of the Central Park Conservancy, was recognized as one of the Women of Influence 2025 for Crain’s New York Business annual list. Since 2018, […]
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Spotlight on Seniors: Kimai McPhee ’25 on Opening Doors for Others
Kimai McPhee ’25 By Caitlin Antonios College can be a culture shock, even if a student grew up near campus. For out-of-state students like Kimai McPhee ’25, adjusting to the […]
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