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LAist Spotlights Pintor de Poemas: Unseen Works by Alfredo Ramos Mart铆nez
In a recent feature, LAist praised The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery鈥檚 striking exhibition on artist Alfredo Ramos Mart铆nez. Guest-curated by Scripps alumna Robin Dubin 鈥�12 of the Louis Stern Fine […]
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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鈥檚 two-day symposium 鈥淔ictions of the American Revolution.鈥� The symposium seeks to explore the American Revolution ahead of the nation鈥檚 […]
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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鈥檚 research […]
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Gabby Giffords 鈥�93 Calls for End to Political Violence
Gabby Giffords 鈥�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鈥檚 (USNWR) […]
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抖阴视频 Experience: Chronicling the Experiences of First-Gen Students
As the College welcomed its largest-ever cohort of first-year students this past fall, the First-Generation @ Scripps Newsletter was preparing to introduce the Scripps community to a few of those new faces on campus. The newsletter, currently in its fifth volume, is edited by the First-Gen Program co-coordinators and speaks to the experiences of Scripps students who are the first in their families to attend college. Co-coordinators Evelyn Gonzalez ’18 and Clarisse Salazar ’18 decided that “firsts” would be an appropriate theme to kick off the most recent issue. 聽
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A Legacy of Advocacy: An Interview with Leanna Namovic ’17 of Disability, Illness, and Difference Alliance
When Leanna Namovic ’17 first joined the Disability, Illness, and Difference Alliance (DIDA), she discovered a supportive community that understood her challenges and helped her navigate campus life.
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See the Possibilities
Where others see impossibility and disability, Allison Thompkins ’04 sees the opposite. And thanks in part to her Scripps experience, she has a PhD in economics from MIT.
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