Theodora Helgason ’22 Courtyards operate in this in-between place between nature and architecture. They are contained by the walls of man, yet inside those walls are contained gardens of green. This multi-faceted meaning of the...
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Thinking Ahead to Thanksgiving Break: Some Tips for the Holiday
By Aya Burton ’22 As the leaves change color and cover Elm Tree Lawn, temperatures begin to drop (albeit marginally), and the days grow ever shorter and darker, Scripps students don their sweaters, sip hot spicy chais, and look...
Commitment or Complicity: Students Lead the Movement Towards a Carbon Neutral Future
Eloise Magoncelli ’22 Scripps College is covered with green lawns, twisting vines and a variety of shade and fruit-bearing trees. Both our official mascot, La Semeuse, and our unofficial mascot, the Scripps squirrel, conjure the...
Selecting the Most Suitable Study Abroad Program
Crystal Juan ’22 Staff Writer For sophomores looking to study abroad in Fall 2020, the approaching Study Abroad Global Education (SAGE) deadline on December 2nd at 5pm is daunting to say the least. While SAGE representatives...
Rarity of Recognition: The Relationship between Scripps and its Athenas
Riley Harmon ’22 Several Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women’s athletic teams have achieved impressive victories in their 2019 fall season. The CMS women’s cross country team won their Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic...
Redefining Leadership through ‘Read to Lead’
By: Hana Ahmed ’23 The Laspa Center for Leadership’s “Read to Lead” book club provides a literary opportunity for current and aspiring leaders at Scripps. According to the Laspa Center’s recently hired executive director, Vicki...
Who Lives Off Whom? : A Review of Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite
Sara Michael ’23 Some of my most vivid childhood memories are of me and my cousins playing a Nancy Drew video game in the basement on their 2004 Macintosh computer. As my cousins clacked on the keyboard, navigating Nancy Drew...
Michael Barbaro: The Daily Host Visits Scripps
By Sara Michael ’23 There aren’t many journalists who have garnered a cult following quite like Michael Barbaro, host of The New York Times “The Daily” podcast, has. Despite covering serious topics like the peril of vaping, the...
Dying Happy and Healing America: Marianne Williamson at the 5Cs
Amelie Lee ’23 Copy Editor Intern On Wednesday, Nov. 6. the Democrats of the Claremont Colleges hosted presidential candidate Marianne Williamson for a two hour-long town-hall in the Scripps Hampton Room. This event was followed...
The CJLPP hosts Hong Kong Protest Panel
Megan Chow ’23 Staff Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy hosted a panel with professors and students that sought to spark conversation and spread awareness regarding the ongoing Hong Kong...