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.
Who is… Alex Trebek?: The Elusive “Jeopardy!” Host’s Recent Brushes with The Claremont Colleges
By Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 Political Correspondent On March 6, Alex Trebek, age 78, announced in a prepared statement that he will
Find Your Cup of Tea (or Coffee): A Review of Claremont Cafes
Aya Burton ’22 Staff Writer Ran out of flex, tried all the beverages that the Motley has to offer, or simply seeking
The Ramen Rivalry of Yale and Bonita
Kendall Lowery ’22 Food Columnist Both Ramen Lounge and Menkoi Ya Ramen possess 4-star Yelp reviews, are comparably priced, lie within 200
Burrito Royale: Which Dining Hall Will Rise to the Top?
After months of consideration, I finally decided to tackle this imperative comparison. As I set out, countless worries plagued my psyche: would
Breaching Boundaries: Thoughts on Pomona College Museum of Art’s BREACH, Intermodal
Anna Mitchell ’22 Staff Writer Imbuing the spirit of the sea into commonplace material, so as to immerse me, the viewer, a
Gavin Yancey: The Man, The Myth, The Lunch Menu
I met Gavin Yancey HMC ’19 about two weeks ago. Before our first face to face encounter I had done a substantial
Metamorphoses Hasn’t Changed A Bit
Sage Livingstone Molasky ’22 Staff Writer The Pomona Theatre Department premiered Mary Zimmerman’s “Metamorphoses” in the Seaver Theater on Thursday, Mar. 8
Joining the Restichtance; How one Scripps Alum Promotes Sustainability in Style
Sondra Abruzzo ’19 Staff Writer Sustainable and ethical shopping can be difficult, especially when fast fashion brands offer exactly what college students
The Jonas Brothers and the Comeback
Ali Bush ’19 Music Columnist In case you haven’t hear, the Jonas Brothers are back. They unexpectedly dropped their new sing “Sucker”
Are We Too Old to Learn a Thing or Two From Sex Education?
By Sage Molasky ’22 Staff Writer No, I dare say we are not. Sex Education, the new Netflix series from creator Laurie
Fashion-Forward: How One Scripps Student is Helping Others
By Jacqueline Loh ’22 Staff Writer People rushing into Malott before the sushi line gets too long, students chugging Motley coffee before
Oscars History: How The Academy Awards Likes to Talk about Race (And How it Doesn’t)
By Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 Political Correspondent Baffling filmmakers, “Green Book”, a movie accused by many of portraying outdated narratives about race
RBG Graces Uninventive Work with Her Eloquence
Jamie Jiang ’22 Staff Writer Perhaps going into “On the Basis of Sex,” you, a member of a liberal arts college with
No Such Thing as Too Much Spider-Man
By Hayley Van Allen ’21 Queer Columnist Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is one of those rare movies that you walk into with
The Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj is Changing the Landscape and Scope of Comedic News Commentary
By Simone Henry ’22 Staff Writer The manual titled, “United States Military Training Mission to Saudi Arabia (USMTM for Saudi Arabia),” updated