News·Scripps Pipe Down! The Week-long Humanities Building Closure and Reopening Margaret Graham ‘29 Staff Writer On Sept. 5, a mass email hit the inbox of Scripps students citing a temporary leak and October 9, 2026
Scripps Scripps Floats Into Fall With Flick & Float Margaret Judge ’29 Staff Writer The sun had barely dipped below the horizon on Friday, Sept. 25, when the first Pitch Perfect October 9, 2026
Culture·Feature·Scripps·The Motley Back 2 Skool: The Motley Opens Its Doors to a New Year of Coffee and Community By Anna Grez ’27 Design Editor On Sept. 18, hundreds of students attended the Motley Coffee-house’s opening party. Each semester, the Motley October 9, 2026
Opinion The Birth of The Scripps Voice Advice Column Phoebe Schwab ’29 Copy Editor Hear ye, Scrippsies! As the school year moves along, you may be faced with hardships – nay, October 9, 2026
Feature How to Plan (and Shut Down) a Scripps Party Charlotte Korer ’27 Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 12, Scripps hosted Eurobash, the first SAS-organized party of the year. Eurobash featured blacklight face paint, October 9, 2026
5Cs·Culture·Feature·Politics Presence is Protest: Walkout for the Third Anniversary of Genocide in Palestine Louisa Chiriboga & Phoebe Schwab ’29 Copy Editors On Wednesday, Oct. 7, the day that commemorated the third anniversary of the ongoing October 9, 2026
Arts & Entertainment·Feature·Scripps Presents Billie Lee, Trans-Advocate, Speaks at Scripps Presents Katelyn Sewell ’27 On Sept. 22, Scripps Presents hosted transgender activist and comedian Billie Lee to speak and share excerpts from her October 9, 2026
Health & Lifestyle·Scripps A Crier’s Guide to Scripps By Phoebe Schwab `29 Copy Editor I’ll be the first to come out and say it: freshman year is a lot. Aside September 23, 2026
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
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
Column·Reviews Soup-erb Dining Hall Soups Ellie Lakatos ’28 Staff Writer Sneezes, coughs, and masks announce themselves across the 5Cs as we enter our peak “Claremont cold” season. November 9, 2025
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
Feature Spotlight on Kimberly Residential and Community Coordinators Louisa Chiriboga ’29 & Phoebe Schwab ’29 Copy Editor & Copy Editor Intern Mary Elizabeth Kimberly Hall, known simply as Kimberly (and November 9, 2025
News·Scripps Scripps Students Gather to Celebrate EBS’s 189th Birthday Louisa Chiriboga ’29 Copy Editor On Saturday Oct. 18, the Motley Coffeehouse was bustling with students eating cupcakes, playing trivia, and listening November 9, 2025