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Nov. 28, 2022
Schultz posits that goats’ lack of picky eating habits and taste for invasive, wildfire-prone plant species such as black mustard make them ideal allies during wildfire season.
Read MoreChow, a psychology and Asian American studies dual major, is simultaneously navigating the presidency of both SAS and the Cantonese Club.
Read More“The First-Gen @ Scripps program has totally changed my experience at Scripps,” says Tsiamas. “Because I got to meet people in the First Gen program, it was super helpful to make me feel more connected to Scripps.”
Read MoreRao says the rapid development of the podcast and growth of their audience wouldn’t be possible without the We Act Grant funding.
Read MoreSilverstein is helping expand the collection of Chicanx and Latinx art at the El Paso Museum of Art, with a focus on the representation of women and queer artists.
Read Morehe University of Maryland’s College of Behavioral and Social Sciences has named Tsion Mamo ’23 as a member of its 2022 Summer Research Initiative cohort.
Read MoreAnna Cohen ’24, a public policy and politics major with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa and migration, received a Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study Swahili this summer.
Read MoreIt’s a tradition that harkens back to Scripps College’s earliest years: As Commencement approaches, the graduating class inscribes a section of Graffiti Wall with student signatures and a mural representing their time at the College.
Read MoreThe senior class co-presidents want to honor the spirit of mutual aid and collective care that has sustained the Class of 2022 through a global pandemic and a roller-coaster return to campus.
Read More“The moment I learned about the possibility of climate mitigation through seaweed cultivation, it was like sparks went off,” Alexander says.
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