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SAS Senior Gift Brings Water Filler to GJW Hall

Cassidy Miller ‘28 Staff Writer As Scripps Associated Students’ (SAS) 2025 Senior Gift, Gabrielle Jungels Winkler (GJW) Hall will be receiving a

March 28, 2025

5Cs·News

Reports of an Active Shooter Incites Anxiety Among Scripps Community

Belén Yudess ’25 and Charlotte Korer ‘27 Copy Editor On March 13 there were alleged reports of an active shooter at Claremont

March 28, 2025

News·Scripps

After a Year Long Search Scripps Students Still Don’t Have a Title IX and Civil Rights Coordinator

Amy Jayasuriya ‘26 and Leah Gorence ‘28 Editor-in-Chief and Social Media Manager Since Oct. 2023, Scripps students have been left without an

March 28, 2025

Fashion·Scripps

COVID-Safe Style

Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist Our return to campus meant donning a new, mandatory accessory: “In Los Angeles County, individuals two years

October 29, 2021

5Cs

Laura Kipnis Creates Chaos After Speaking at CMC Athenaeum

Jihae Oh CMC ’24 Guest Writer On Oct. 6, culture critic Laura Kipnis spoke at the Claremont McKenna College Athenaeum, producing backlash

October 29, 2021

Scripps

Scripps transition to Student Health Services COVID-19 Testing Causes Students Initial Challenges but Long-Term Benefits

Ellen Hu ’24 and Alyssa Leong ’23 Staff Writers On Oct. 4, Scripps students received an email from Interim President Amy Marcus-Newhall

October 29, 2021

Scripps

A Scripps Student’s Guide to Flex and Claremont Cash

Cecelia Blum ’24 Staff Writer The nature of orientation this year has left many new and returning students with questions regarding various

October 29, 2021

Scripps

Scripps Seniors Face Commencement Challenges, Make Senior Year Their Own

Ellen Hu ‘24 Staff Writer On March 19, an email was sent to Scripps College’s Class of 2021 with updates about commencement

May 9, 2021

Scripps

We Started There, But Where are we Now?

Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer It has been over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic caused a shutdown across the state of

April 20, 2021

Scripps

The Success of the Scripps Mock Trial Community

Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster A staple of Scripps College’s extracurricular programs, Mock Trial, is where future lawyers, those looking to improve their

March 24, 2021

Scripps

“Blood on Gold Mountain:” Scripps Professor Hao Huang Draws Parallels Between Anti-Asian Attacks Through Historical Storytelling

Amelie Lee ’23 Editor-in-Chief Telling the story of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinatown Massacre, Scripps College Professor Hao Huang is tackling historical

March 23, 2021

Food·Scripps

Making Motley Favorites at Home

Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer It has been a year since Scripps students have been deprived of drinks and treats from The

March 23, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·Scripps

Spotlight on Scripps Artist Jeannette Hunker

Hannah Grunow ’22 Art Columnist/Photographer Meet one of Scripps College’s artists, Jeannette Hunker! Hunker, who enjoys both visual art and music, chose

March 16, 2021

5Cs

CMS Transitions to Focus on Athlete Support Due to Cancellation of Competition Season

Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer Unable to return to campus until Fall 2021, CMS athletes are now taking the semester to focus

March 13, 2021

5Cs

Putting the ‘D’ in Datamatch: Virtual Love at the Claremont Colleges

Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster And in 1994, God said, “Let there be Datamatch.” Datamatch, a survey-based program that pairs students with their

February 28, 2021

5Cs

Bedroom Businesses: A Feature on Four 5C Student Entrepreneurs

Aanji Sin ’24 Guest Writer With the student body removed from campus until further notice, student businesses that relied on short-distance deliveries

February 21, 2021