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Scripps’ Day of Giving Gives Insight Into Student-Centered Initiatives

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern Students received an email on March 20 from Scripps Associated Students (SAS) President Lily Dunkin ’24

April 15, 2024

News·SAS·Scripps

The Fight for Summer Storage for First-Gen and International Students

Charlotte Korer ’27 Staff Writer Reyna Manriquez ’26 and Bernice Abanda ’25 have been working to secure school-sponsored summer storage for First

April 15, 2024

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SCORE Staff Departure a Result of Incompatible Visions, Office Left Disoriented

By Ishita Jayadev ’26 Staff Writer SCORE (Scripps Communities of Resources and Empowerment) is currently awash with uncertainty in the wake of

April 15, 2024

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Professor Wins Service Award, Raising Concerns From Alumni and Students Due to Controversial Emails To Alumni Signatories of Israel/Palestine Solidarity Statement

Frances Walton ’26 and Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor and Copy Editor Intern Request to Readers: People we have interviewed, including Professor

April 11, 2024

Environment

Sustainability and Urbanism When Narratives Change: Arbol Verde then and Now.

By Evie Kaufman At an Athenaeum talk on April 4, Matthew Garcia visited Claremont McKenna College to discuss Arbol Verde, a neighborhood

April 29, 2018

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The Sun Will Never Set on Scripps College

This Piece is Satirical By Rena Patel ‘19 Amidst the housing chaos of the Claremont Colleges lies a novel scheme, so genius

April 12, 2018

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The Secret Life of a Scripps First-Year Living Off-Campus

By Madison Yardumian ‘21 It’s no secret that Scripps placed 40 of their first-year students in off-campus housing–that is to anyone beyond

April 12, 2018

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Student Employee of the Year, Leslie Moreno ’18

By Natalie Johnson March marks the time to recognize student employees at Scripps. As the faces we often see on our first

April 12, 2018

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Reflections on the Claremont Community’s History of Racism from Civil Rights Activist Myrlie Evers-Williams

By Ittai Sopher Veteran civil-rights activist Myrlie Evers-Williams described her first-hand experiences with Claremont’s history of racial discrimination and prejudice in a

April 12, 2018

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GAYPRIL @ The Claremont Colleges

By Hayley Van Allen Are you a member of the LGBT* community at the 7C’s? Excited about GAYPRIL but overwhelmed by all

April 12, 2018

News

Different Strokes from Claremont Colleges on Providing Equitable Pay

By Ittai Sopher In the face of national debate surrounding workload and pay for university professors, Scripps Dean of Faculty, Amy Marcus-Newhall,

March 28, 2018

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Finding our Voice Again: Letter from Editors Past and Present

BY MAUREEN COWHEY Editor-in-chief ‘19 The Scripps Voice receives a lot of emails everyday from random people asking us to promote their

March 28, 2018

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Much Ado About Housing

By Hayley Van Allen Last Summer, 40 incoming freshman were told only a couple weeks before arriving on campus that they would

March 28, 2018

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Writing and Rhetoric Major at Scripps

By Sasha Rivera After establishing a creative writing track a few years ago, Scripps is expanding the writing program by forming a

March 28, 2018

Environment

Shamasunder Kicks Off the Leadership, Sustainability, and Environmental Justice Series at SCORE

By Hanna Kim Staff Writer On Wednesday January 31st, in the Vita Nova Lecture Hall, the Leadership, Sustainability and Environments Justice Series

March 1, 2018

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Charlayne Hunter-Gault to be 2018 Commencement Speaker

By Sasha Rivera Staff Writer Scripps College announced that the speaker for the 88th annual commencement would be Charlayne Hunter-Gault, an award-winning

March 1, 2018