Culture·Scripps Where Am I?: A 5C Map and Guide Isabel Suh ’24 Head Design Editor Welcome to the Claremont Colleges! The 5Cs are unique since there are five different campuses to August 25, 2023
Culture The Uncommon Traveler: How I Made My Own Study Abroad in the Summer Claire Dwyer PO ’20 Staff Writer There has always been a part of me which loves travel and adventure. I love the April 5, 2019
Culture Swiping Shame By Sarah Nunez Staff Writer He told me he hated dating apps. Our first date (only date) was going about how I March 15, 2019
Culture Cheap Things to do in Downtown L.A. and Little Tokyo Theodora Helgason ’22 Staff Writer We are so lucky to be close to one of the biggest American cities, yet Claremont can March 15, 2019
Culture Homophobia and the Christian Bible: How Modern Homophobes Appropriate Scripture for Hate, and How We Can Fight Back By Claire Dwyer PO ’20 Staff Writer One kind of rhetoric seems to be common to a lot of individuals who want February 28, 2019
Culture An Open Letter to Cis Women By Hayley Van Allen ’21 Queer Columnist For a student body that considers itself to be radical and accepting, Scripps college students February 28, 2019
Culture If Conspiracy Theories are Bad, What’s the Solution? Corine Astroth ’21 Staff Writer On February 6, University of Kent professor Karen Douglas gave a talk at Scripps titled “The Psychology February 28, 2019
Culture Have We Forgotten Our Own Memory? Collective Memory on College Campus Anna Mitchell ’22 Staff Writer We don’t often think of a four year term when we think of college, as we do February 28, 2019
Culture R. Kelly and The Power of Survivors’ Stories By Ali Bush ’19 Music Columnist I learned over winter break that googling “R. Kelly accusations” is not for the faint of February 7, 2019
Culture Can Valentine’s Day Be Brought into the Progressive Era? Sarah Nunez ’22 and Alexandra Rivasplata ’22 Staff Writers With the turn of the New Year, retail has been preparing for the February 7, 2019
Culture “Just Venmo Me!” By Theodora Helgason ’22 Staff Writer Just Venmo me” is an unexceptional, yet loaded, demand college students and twenty-somethings across America are February 7, 2019
Culture I’m Not Your Luggage Rack By Faith McDermott I’m not looking for a project. There–I said it. I’ll probably receive some kind of backlash for that brutally November 15, 2018
Culture Avocado Toast vs. Affordable Housing: The Debate between Generations Conveniently Disregards the Existence of the Ruling Class By Luena Maillard ’20 We have all seen the articles, ‘Millennials are killing the golf industry’ ‘Millennials are killing the diamond industry’ November 15, 2018
Culture Crime and Punishment: Accountability in Higher Education and Surrounding Communities Priya Canzius ’20 At college, the weekend and joints roll up right around the same time. Red solo cups can either be November 15, 2018
Culture Women Aren’t Funny! Tell Me It Ain’t So By Jamie Jiang ’22 This Saturday afternoon, five women sprawled themselves on the couches of GJW’s living room, their voices high spirited November 2, 2018
Culture Asexual Awareness Week By Claire Dwyer ‘20 Guest Contributor It’s exhausting never seeing yourself represented in TV or movies. Never having ads catering to you, November 2, 2018