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SAS Presidential NSPO Welcome Speech 2027

Mady Chung Lee ’27 Staff Writer Welcome, Scripps College class of 2030! And welcome to the friends, family, and loved ones who

September 23, 2026

News·The Motley

Administrative Role in Motley Management Changed from Advisor to Supervisor, Disturbing the Coffeehouse’s Identity as Student-Run

Frances Walton ’26 and Clara Ann Bagnoli ’28 Editor-in-Chief and Design Editor On Feb. 26, Stacey Miller, Interim Assistant Vice President for

April 17, 2026

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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

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Yaa Gyasi In Conversation

By Eve Milusich ’21 Staff Writer Gearing up to begin her novel, Yaa Gyasi flew 7,500 miles across the Atlantic Ocean to

March 1, 2018

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New Year, New Railroad

By Eve Milusich Last semester ended in a whirlwind of finals, theses, and fake snow (courtesy of Casemas), and amongst this end-of-the-year

February 22, 2018

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Tig Notaro Looked Directly Into My Eyes and I Will Never Be the Same

by Elizabeth Murphy The anxiety I had about whether seeing Tig Notaro live could measure up to my absolute adoration for her

February 18, 2018

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The EmPOWER Center at the Claremont Colleges

By The Scripps Voice In a previous issue, I went over the resources that can be accessed through Monsour Counseling and Psychological

January 24, 2018

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