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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

Opinion

Masc-oticized: have we gone too far?

Anna Grez ’27 and Anna Odell ’27 Design Editor and Staff Writer Lesbians have always existed at Scripps, but their history is

February 24, 2025

Opinion

We don’t operate in a post-racial utopia: a critique of the Scripps English major

Copy Editors Amid the constant gossip about the Pomona English department’s “self-destruction” and the increasingly politicized and polarized atmosphere across the institution

December 7, 2024

Opinion

Scripps students deserve better: how Scripps fails as a historically women’s college

Anna Grez ’27 Design Editor To better understand the complexities of whether or not Scripps College lives up to its standing as

December 7, 2024

Opinion

Communal Living Needs to Be More Cooperative

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Editor-In-Chief On the off chance you find yourself in Austin, Texas, and you decide to take a stroll

November 10, 2024

Opinion

I live in fear: What earthquakes are like as a SoCal resident anxiously awaiting the “Big One”

Anna Odell Social Media Manager At 3:53 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6, I was peacefully enjoying my slumber after a long but

October 25, 2024

Opinion

Vote, Just Vote

Leah Gorence ’28 Staff Writer With the election less than two weeks away, voting is a critical conversation happening around the country.

October 25, 2024

Opinion·The Motley

Complete Record of Responses to TSV Open Request Form

Below are all 82 responses, in chronological order of submission, to the form distributed by The Scripps Voice requesting for open opinions

October 10, 2024

Opinion·The Motley

Annotated Amy Marcus-Newhall Email

October 10, 2024

Opinion

You Won’t Find Your One at the 5Cs, But Maybe You’ll Find Your Seven

Carah Allen ’26 Webmaster We’re one month into the semester, your roommate is going strong with her situationship from last semester, your

September 27, 2024

Opinion

How to Keep Dancing at the Pink Pony Club: Dorm Life Do’s and Don’ts

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Greetings Class of 2028! And congratulations on making it through the most trying and tumultuous time of

August 26, 2024

Opinion

In Defense of Mathematics: An Appeal in Favor of Many People’s Least Favorite Subject

Ella Young ’24 Staff Writer “If you pay with cash, it’s free.” “If I buy something and then return it, I’ve made

May 18, 2024

Opinion

Indigenous Voices Are Crucial to Tackling the Climate Crisis

Junee Manandhar ’27 Guest Writer The climate crisis bomb is ticking away and big corporations are reluctant to make any changes. As

May 2, 2024

Opinion

The Infamous ‘Vegan Influencer’: What They Aren’t Telling You

Ellie Sung ‘27 Guest Writer At the age of 14, I got swept up in the world of vegan propaganda. After consuming

May 2, 2024

Opinion

Earth Month Exchange

Savannah Ramirez ’27 Guest Writer It’s so easy to go through the business of our daily lives, utilizing all of the conveniences

May 2, 2024

Column·Opinion·Reviews

The Show Cannot Go On: Why Does Hollywood Protect Child Predators?

Machelle Kabir ’26 Staff Writer Content warnings: sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexism, workplace violence Time and time again, audiences have watched Hollywood

May 1, 2024

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