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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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Carolyn Lake Claremont Foundation Gives $15 Million to Centennial Plaza, New Dance Center
The new Carolyn Lake Dance Center will be built during phase one of the Centennial Plaza Project By Kendra Pintor Scripps College is excited to announce a transformative $15 million […]
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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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Q&A: How a Scripps Dance and Anthropology Education Shaped an Interdisciplinary Artist
By Kendra Pintor For Isabella Melsheimer ’23, the value of a Scripps education reveals itself not only in the classroom or studio, but also in the lasting professional and personal […]
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Williamson Gallery Announces Means to an End, its 81st Ceramics Annual
Debra Broz, “Dog Pheasant (Collie)” and “Dog Pheasant (Saint Bernard),” 2023. Found ceramics, mixed media. Photo by Sean Meredith, courtesy of Track 16 Gallery From February 7 through April 5, […]
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Professor Stacey Wood Talks Scams on The You Project Podcast
Balch Auditorium Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood spoke with Craig Harper on The You Project Podcast about how scammers sink their teeth into particularly vulnerable populations, like the elderly, and […]
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From Tenochtitlan to ChatGPT: How Scripps College Is Navigating the AI Era
Illustration created by Rymie By Caitlin Antonios Before the arrival of modern technology, students studied ancient civilizations by reading books or viewing artifacts in a museum. Today, you can watch […]
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The Student Lens: Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery’s Getty Marrow Curatorial Intern
Tara Attanasio ’26 By Tara Attanasio ’26 Tara Attanasio ’26 is a senior majoring in art history with a minor in economics. She was the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery’s Getty […]
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Alumnae Association News: Introducing Alumnae Association President Fabiola Ceballos-Durham ’02
Fabiola Ceballos-Durham ’02 It is with immense joy that I begin my tenure as your Alumnae Association president! My goal is to help bring visibility to our amazing alum community, […]
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