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Three Scripps Alums Work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art—How’d They Get There?
Leigh Dale ’10 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, photo by Elizabeth Leitzell Despite their different career trajectories, Leigh Dale ’10, Tara Contractor ’13, and Caro Thomas ’17 share how […]
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Ruth Owades ’66 Remembered for Her Entrepreneurial Achievements and Philanthropy
Scripps College remembers Ruth Markowitz Owades ’66, an entrepreneur, corporate director, and passionate advocate for liberal arts education. A Life Trustee of the College, Owades has left a legacy of […]
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Meet Scripps Associated Students President Mady Chung-Lee ’27
Mady Chung-Lee ’27 By Tess Miller ’27 Mady Chung-Lee ’27 has lived many lives at Scripps. Some of her time has been spent singing a capella, joining forces with the […]
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Professor Michael Spezio Edits New Issue of Philosophy, Theology and the Sciences
Associate Professor Michael Spezio Associate Professor of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Data Science Michael Spezio edited a new special issue of Philosophy, Theology and the Sciences, a biannual journal focused on the […]
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Scripps Lauded as Top College in 2027 Rankings from Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, and The Princeton Review
Scripps has risen 26 spots as a Top College in Forbes’ rankings and eight spots in U.S. News and World Reports’ Best Undergraduate Teaching category, while continuing to rank highly […]
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Professor Stacey Wood Speaks to New York Post on Elderly Social Media Use
Professor Stacey Wood Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood was recently quoted in a New York Post article regarding the susceptibility of elderly people to the harms of social media use. […]
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Scripps College Launches Career Action Plan to Set Students up for Success
By Kendra Pintor Scripps College’s Career Action Plan (CAP) Initiative integrates career preparation into all four years of the student experience, giving students a progressive framework for exploring interests, building […]
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From Political Rhetoric to Brain Waves, Scripps Students Present at 2026 Research Tea
By Kendra Pintor and Caitlin Antonios The annual Research Tea celebrates Scripps students’ summer research projects and the faculty mentors who support them, highlighting the College’s interdisciplinary culture of curiosity […]
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Scripps Makes Major Progress on Centennial Plaza Project
Construction is underway on the Centennial Plaza at Scripps College Scripps has made progress on its exciting new section of campus, the forthcoming Centennial Plaza. Two of the plaza’s first […]
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The Next Chapter for Scripps’ Book Club: Braiding Sweetgrass
One Scripps, One Book event in Austin, Texas last October. Photo courtesy of Sabine Romero ’95. By Sabine Romero ’95 Just a year ago, Scripps alums came together online for […]
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