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From the Archives (page 5)
Poet Lynne Thompson ’72 Featured on The Today Show
Lynne Thompson’ 72 at Scripps College In a recent airing of The Today Show, Scripps College alumna Lynne Thompson ’72 sat down with journalist Maria Shriver to discuss life after […]
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Professor Thomas Koenigs Speaks at Brown’s American Literature Symposium
Associate Professor of English Thomas Koenigs recently spoke at Brown University’s two-day symposium “Fictions of the American Revolution.” The symposium seeks to explore the American Revolution ahead of the nation’s […]
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Professor Stacey Wood Cited in Inc. Piece on Scam Culture
Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood A recent Inc. article on scamming has cited Molly Mason Jones Chair in Psychology and Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood. The piece referenced Wood’s research […]
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Gabby Giffords ’93 Calls for End to Political Violence
Gabby Giffords ’93 and former Senator Jeff Flake were featured by MSN for their USA Today opinion piece calling for an end to political violence in the wake of conservative […]
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Scripps College Climbs as Best College in U.S. News & World Report Rankings
The College continues to place high in a slate of newly released rankings of top US institutions Scripps College is celebrating its inclusion in U.S. News & World Report’s (USNWR) […]
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How the 1946 Challenge Continues to Empower CMS Student-Athletes
By Kendra Pintor The Scripps community has rallied around educating and empowering women for generations—and the same is true for student-athletes. Every fall, that energy crescendos during the 1946 Challenge, […]
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From Claremont to Bangkok: Faculty Win $446,000 NSF Grant for Student Research
Kerry Wong ’23 and local children build water filters using natural materials at a community workshop at Safetist Farm in Thung Khru, Bangkok, Thailand By Kendra Pintor For many students […]
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Innovating in Chemistry, Inspiring Students: Wenzel Lab Awarded $250,000 NSF Grant
By Nick Owchar and Kendra Pintor Professor of Chemistry Anna Wenzel has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore the catalytic formation of compounds […]
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Esther Kang 26’s Path to Policy Leadership, Powered by Generosity
By Kendra Pintor When Esther Kang ’26 arrived at Scripps College, she knew she wanted to study human biology—but she didn’t imagine herself navigating Washington, DC, learning from leaders in […]
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Obama Foundation Commissions Artwork from Alison Saar ’78
Scripps College’s Rose Garden and Graffiti Wall. The Obama Foundation has commissioned ten visionary artists, including Alison Saar ’78, to create public art installations. The works will be featured across […]
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