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Revelations from Scripps College’s Class of 2026
Graduating at the turn of the College’s first century, five Scripps seniors from the Class of 2026 share their growth, goals, and advice for students. Ella Alpert ’26, Sajni Sheth-Voss […]
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From Ghost Stories to NASA Groundbreakers: Students Research Scripps’ Past
In a first-of-its-kind Core class on Scripps’ history, first-year students uncover the people and traditions that shaped the College, from NASA’s longest employee Susan Finley ’58 to ghost lore to […]
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Denise Nelson Nash ’76 Presents New Book on Leadership
Denise Nelson Nash Scripps College’s Vice President and Secretary of the Board of Trustees Denise Nelson Nash ’76 has co-authored a book on leadership, Trinity of Leadership: Learners, Thinkers, Tinkerers. […]
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Scripps’ 14th Sustainability Fair Plants Cross-Campus Connections
Scripps’ annual Sustainability Fair brings together student leaders across The Claremont Colleges for a day of information, resources, and fun devoted to advancing sustainable practices on and off campus. Scripps […]
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Announcing Scripps Forward: The Centennial Campaign for Scripps College
Dear Scripps Community, For the last 100 years, Scripps has empowered women to think deeply and lead with purpose. Each generation has strengthened this institution—and now, we have an opportunity […]
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A Global Vision in Action: Scripps Deepens International Partnerships and Impact
President Amy Marcus-Newhall on a visit to Indonesia where she visited the Penjaringan community with the Wadah Foundation. Photo courtesy of Indra Djojohadikusumo ’13 By Caitlin Antonios The purpose-driven mindset […]
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The New York Review of Books Interviews English Professor Aaron Matz
Professor of English Aaron Matz speaking at Commencement in 2023. The New York Review of Books, a renowned magazine publishing articles on culture and literature, sat with Professor of English […]
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CBS Sunday Morning Highlights Curator Tara Contractor ’13
Tiled mosaic in Seal Court A recent CBS Sunday Morning segment highlighted the Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition, “Framed,” curated by Tara Contractor ’13. Contractor is the assistant curator […]
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Hannah Beth-Jackson ’71 Featured in Smithsonian Magazine
The Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum is creating We Do Declare, an oral history project, by compiling interviews of women who have advocated for and sustained women’s financial power and economic independence in the United States. An […]
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From Scripps to the Senate: Margaret Kaneb ’29 Advocates for Environmental Reform
Scripps first-year Margaret Kaneb ’29 flexed her policymaking muscles by participating the the Rachel Carson Advocacy Days, an event that brings students to capitol hill to advocate for environmental reform. […]
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