Culture·Health & Lifestyle·Opinion·Satire 100 Things to Do for the 100th Year of Scripps By Clara Ann Bagnoli ’28 Editor-in-Chief So you’ve found yourself at paradise on Earth? Congratulations and welcome; we’ve been waiting for you September 22, 2026
Health & Lifestyle·Opinion A Hodge-Podge of Advice From a Senior By Anna Grez ’27 Design Editor After three long years, I am ripe with insider information pertinent to making the most of September 22, 2026
Column·Music·Opinion “We Share a Name!”: Phoebe Bridgers Returns By Phoebe Schwab ’29 Copy Editor I share a first name with Phoebe Bridgers—I’m getting that fact out of the way as September 22, 2026
Opinion A Welcome That Wasn’t: Michael Roth’s Flawed Lecture to First-Years Louisa Chiriboga ’29 Copy Editor On Sep. 12, Scripps first-years gathered for a mandatory Scripps Presents lecture in Balch Auditorium titled “Michael November 9, 2025
Opinion When Halloween Shein Costumes Ruin the Fun Rozenn Le Roux ’25 Staff Writer At the time of writing, Halloween is just days away, and orange and black costumes and November 9, 2025
Opinion Scrippsies, please take your boyfriends to Roberts Clara Ann Bagnoli ’28 Design Editor This past Sunday, I was at Tiernan Field House (TFH), so excited for leg day at October 28, 2025
Opinion The Cancellation of Late Night Talk Shows is the Ultimate Form of Media Censorship Ansley Kang ’29 Staff Writer For the past few years, I looked forward to the 11 o’clock news for The Late Show October 7, 2025
Opinion Transplants Suck! … Wait, I’m Becoming One? Ainsley Harris ’26 Staff Writer I spent the summer back home in Austin hating on transplants. I railed against the out-of-towners and October 7, 2025
Opinion Sink or Swim: SAS Baywatch Party Phoebe Schwab ’29 Copy Editor Intern Is it better to sink or to swim? To speak or to die? To dance or October 3, 2025
Opinion A Not So Giant Leap for Womankind Nicole Teh ’27 Staff Writer If you somehow haven’t heard, Katy Perry went to space last week — although the definition of April 26, 2025
Opinion Motley Sustainability is Unsustainable for Students Charlotte Korer ’27 Copy Editor I am all for sustainability. I actively recycle, I put my napkins in the compost at Malott, April 26, 2025
Opinion Through Rain or Snow: What my Cat has Taught me about Remembering Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor The day we brought my cat home, I wanted to give her back. I shied away in April 13, 2025
Opinion Let’s Leave Rachel Zegler Alone Amy Jayasuriya ’26 Editor-in-Chief On March 25, Variety magazine released an article titled “Inside Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Fiasco: Death Threats, Beefed-Up Security March 28, 2025
Opinion Shrimp are Scary: a case for eliminating shrimp at Malott By 5C Plant-Based Mission x Sustainabiliteam Here at Sustainabiliteam and 5C Plant-Based Mission, we like to think we’re brave. But there is March 28, 2025
Opinion To Go or Not to Go: Attendance Policies Should Give Students the Right to Choose Hannah Fawley ’27 Head Design Editor When I was deep in the throes of my senior year of high school, overwhelmed by March 10, 2025
Opinion Major Dos of Majoring Off Campus (some slightly satirical sophomore advice) Charlotte Korer ’27 Copy Editor For many, the major selling point of attending the Claremont Colleges is the five-for-one school deal. You February 24, 2025