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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

Scripps

The Return of Family: Scripps’ Queer Affinity Group is Up and Thriving

Belen Yudess ’25 Staff Writer Family is back, and stronger than ever! After being dormat for two years, the queer affinity group

October 27, 2022

Scripps

The Amazon-ification of Scripps College

Cecelia Blum ‘24 Design Editor Scripps College is a beautiful place, and it’s a place that cares a lot about being beautiful.

October 11, 2022

Scripps

Meet your SAS President Megan Chow

Alyssa Leong ‘23 Design Editor Megan Chow ’23 is stepping into the role of Scripps Associated Students (SAS) president with focuses on

October 11, 2022

Scripps

Experienced and Passionate: Rebecca Yao ‘26 Wins Race For First Year Class President

Maren Fossum-Wernick ’26 Staff Writer When newly-elected first year class president, Rebecca Yao, joined me for coffee at the Motley on Sunday,

October 11, 2022

Satire·Scripps

Review of Amy Marcus-Newhall’s Rose Garden Dedication

Olive Gaetz ‘25 Staff Writer Well, if you didn’t know about your invitation already, it’s far too late now. On Friday, Sept.

October 11, 2022

Scripps

Motley Student Vendors: A Glimpse at the Hands Behind the Jewelry

Belen Yudess ‘25 and AJ Jolish ‘25 Social Media Manager and Staff Writer When you visit the Motley Coffeehouse, you can not

October 11, 2022

5Cs

COVID-19 Policies Relaxed, but Students Question Effectiveness

Ainsley Harris ’26 Staff Writer The start of The Claremont Colleges Fall 2022 semester brought a relaxation in COVID-19 policies across the

October 11, 2022

Scripps

Perming 101: Class Registration Tips

Ellen Wang ’25 Staff Writer Welcome to The Claremont Colleges! As if you’re not overwhelmed enough already, our wonderful cross-campus class registration

August 15, 2022

Scripps

An Open Letter to ResLife

Guest Writer Scripps ResLife student staff members were exploited by Residential Life and when we fought back for ourselves and our community,

April 30, 2022

Scripps

“The Voice, the Pen”: A Peek into Historical Scripps Student Publications

Ellen Wang ‘25 Copy Editor Intern Long before The Scripps Voice was founded, a range of student publications graced the racks of

April 28, 2022

Scripps

Malott Maze Leaves Students With Eating Disorders Feeling Lost

Beth Gardner ’25 Guest Writer Content warning: discussion of disordered eating. I will begin by admitting that I stole the phrasing of

April 28, 2022

Scripps

Maya Lynch ’22: A Look into the Year of a Leader

Belen Yudess ’25 Social Media Manager Maya Lynch ’22 is a rockstar. Being SAS president is a daunting task any year, but

April 28, 2022

Scripps

Scripps Presents: A Conversation on Plant-Based Seafood

Isabel Li ’25 Staff Writer On April 19, Scripps Presents hosted “The Future of Food” in Balch Auditorium, an event from this

April 27, 2022

Scripps

Fresh Check Day Engages Students in Conversations on Mental Health, Suicide Prevention

Ellen Hu ’24 Editor-in-Chief On April 15, Scripps College hosted Fresh Check Day, an event focused on promoting student mental health and

April 27, 2022

Scripps

Scripps’ 10th Annual Sustainability Fair Sheds Light on Student Work

Eleanor Dunn ’24 Staff Writer On April 22, tables and tents populated Bowling Green Lawn in preparation for the 10th annual Scripps

April 27, 2022

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