culture Archives - Page 2 of 3

Scripps Sophomores Search for a Sweetheart in 5C Dating Game

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Copy Editor On March 1, sophomores from across the 5Cs settled into the velvet seats of CMC’s Pickford

March 21, 2024

Opinion

On-Campus Housing Is a Right, Not a Luxury

Machelle Kabir ’26 Staff Writer As a Scripps student, one of my favorite parts about campus life is the on-campus residence halls.

March 21, 2024

Opinion

You Can’t Spell Scripps Without ‘C’ and ‘S.’ So Why Is There No CS?

Ella Lehavi ’24 Illustrator “That’s so cool that you do computer science. I could never — I’m not made for computer science.”

March 21, 2024

Feature

Exploring the Breadth of the Senior Thesis Through the Class of 2024

Aviva Vic Maxon ’24 Staff Writer The required senior thesis is the culmination of our learning at Scripps. The thesis is written

March 21, 2024

News·Scripps

Who Is Ready to BeHeard: SAS Revives a Scripps Student Forum

Lucy Jaffee CMC ’26 Staff Writer On the evening of Feb. 29, Scripps students sipped bubble tea and entered a JellyCat raffle

March 21, 2024

Opinion

The Good and the Bad: The Rise of Wellness Influencers

Ellen Chapman ’27 and Skylar Cohen ’27 Staff Writers From Goop to Poosh and every celebrity or influencer-backed wellness brand in between,

March 3, 2024

Uncategorized

Why “It Never Rains in Southern California” is becoming such a lie

By Anna Grez ’27 Staff Writer When I read in the news that a massive rainstorm was coming to California in early

March 3, 2024

Feature

Expanding the Realm of Ceramics: Interview with Jasmine Baetz: The Curator of the 79th Scripps Ceramic Annual

Alexandria Smith ’27 Staff Writer Jasmine Baetz, the Scripps College Lincoln Visiting Artist in Ceramics, dove into theories of Brownness in her

March 3, 2024

Feature

WiMSoCal Brings Mathematical Empowerment to the Claremont Colleges

Ella Young ’24 Staff Writer The Symposium for Women and Gender Minorities in Mathematics, known as WiMSoCal (pronounced “whimsical”), was hosted at

March 3, 2024

Scripps

Family Weekend: A Fairytale or a Facade?

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern From Feb. 17-19, families flocked to Scripps for the college’s annual Family Weekend. This three-day

March 1, 2024

Feature·SAS

Back to the Future: A Hopeful Reflection on Scripps’ Party Culture Post-Tomorrowland

Kayla Mar ’27 Staff Writer “Are you headed to CMC or Pomona?” “I heard Mudd is hosting something, are you going?”

February 18, 2024

5Cs·Clubs and Organizations·News

Six have Outwitted and Outlasted, but Who Will Outplay: A Look at Season Three of Claremont Survivor

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern “Drop your buffs” and gather your fellow Survivor fans; season three of Claremont Survivor is

February 18, 2024

5Cs

The Importance of Remaining Interested Rather Than Indifferent: A Perspective From 5C Ukrainian Students

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern For the past two years, Ukranian students at the 5Cs have demonstrated resilient leadership in

February 16, 2024

Column·Reviews

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” Finally Gives Fans the Adaptation They Needed

Aviva Vic Maxon ’24 Staff Writer I read the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series when I was about 12, and

February 16, 2024

Feature·Scripps Presents

How to Write a Story: Jessica Bendinger Take Center Stage at Scripps Presents

Zoe Tomlin ’27 Staff Writer On Feb. 8, Scripps Presents welcomed Jessica Bendinger, a screenwriter, director, and producer, to the Balch

February 16, 2024

Suggestions

culture - Page 2