2024 Senior Exit Survey
We asked the graduating seniors to fill out an exit survey as they wrap up their time at Scripps. Here are the
Uncompromising commitment to inclusivity and justice.
COVID Cases Drop by Easter, (Some) Students Rejoice
Nina Howe-Goldstein ’25 Judge, Jury, and Executioner Alleluia! An Easter miracle! On the third day after the massive COVID-19 surge, Scripps administrators
Motley Drink of the Week: The Booger
Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist The Booger – rose lavender matcha lemonade Uma Nagarajan-Swenson ’22 is the creator of the drink. “Since
Scripps Housing Puns
Belen Yudess ’25 Social Media Manager Clark your calendars, because room selection is upon us! If creating roommate groups and choosing dorms
Career in Clothing: An Interview with a Professional Costume Designer
Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist In case you didn’t know, I have a passion for fashion. However, despite being a liberal arts
“Knock Knock.” Who’s There? “Maintenance”
Samantha Bloomfield Satire Columnist Picture this: I’m naked, in a woman’s bed. The bed isn’t mine. There’s a knock at the door.
“A Day in the Life of a Conservative at Scripps”
Nina Howe-Goldstein ‘25 Supreme Allied Commander Scripps College I wake up every morning bright and early at 7 a.m. sharp. Unlike my
Opinion: The Scripps Fire Alarms Need to Get Under Control
Sam Bloomfield ’22 Guest Writer Scripps is training us in apathy and distrust of emergency protocol, and if (God forbid) there’s ever
Suitcase Savvy: A Travel-Friendly Look-Book
Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist Picture this: you are a British person about to take the tube to go to a pub
OSTs: The Musical Adventure You Should Experience
Isabel Li ’25 Staff Writer As someone who does not enjoy conventional pop music and instead prefers lyricless orchestral soundtracks, I am
Will You Be My Valentine? A Look-Book
Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist Valentine’s Day: to some, a day for couples. To others, a day created by candy-companies to sell
“Laurel Hell” Is Mitski’s Sublime 80s-Pastiche Return to Indie
Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief Japanese American indie pop singer Mitski is back, and it is indeed just me and her against the
How to Perm into Any Class [PROVEN] [Ancient European technique]
Ellen Wang ’25 Staff Writer When the biannual bloodbath known as course registration rolls by, even the campus squirrels know the students
Adele’s 30 Marks the Artist’s New and Powerful Return
Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief On Nov. 19, Adele released her highly-anticipated fourth album 30 to positive reception from fans and critics alike.
People May Disappoint You, But That’s What All Too Well is For: A Review “From the Vault” of Red (Taylor’s Version)
Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief There was a slightly obscure album released on Nov. 12th, 2021 — you may not have heard of
How to Layer for Weird-Ass SoCal Weather
Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist It was a Sunday, and I was sitting in my best friend’s car — wearing only a