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Core Mythbusting and Demystifying: A First Year’s Guide

Frances Walton ’26 Editor-in-Chief During your first year at Scripps, one thing is certain: you will be in a Core 1 class.

August 26, 2024

News·Scripps

A Warm Welcome to Scripps Science’s New Home!

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Editor-In-Chief STEM-focused Scrippsies and Revelle residents alike will be grateful to hear construction on The Nucleus is hereby

August 26, 2024

News·Scripps

Scripps Summer Interns Struggle with Finding Proper Housing

Amy Jayasuriya ’26 Copy Editor As students pack their suitcases in eager anticipation of returning to Scripps after a three-month-long break, a

August 26, 2024

Column

2024 Senior Exit Survey

We asked the graduating seniors to fill out an exit survey as they wrap up their time at Scripps. Here are the

May 2, 2024

Column

End of Year Letter from EICs

Dear Scripps Community, Four years ago, the three of us attended our first Scripps Voice meeting from our bedrooms. It was bizarre

May 2, 2024

Column·Satire

The Last Scrippsture

Belén Yudess ’25 and Aviva Vic Maxon ’24 Copy Editor Intern and Staff Writer Dearest readers, We have received your notes, pleas,

May 2, 2024

5Cs·Clubs and Organizations·Feature

“Cis Men Aren’t Funny”: Comedy Showcase Allows Women and Transgender Comedians to Reclaim the Mic From Standup Bros Everywhere

Ella Young ‘24 Staff Writer On the evening of April 19, the Motley transformed from its usual coffeehouse to an ad hoc

May 1, 2024

5Cs·Feature

Beyond Forgiveness is Beyond Impressive: A Glimpse into Marina Shishkina’s Newest Exhibit

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern Marina Shishkina ’25 will debut her fourth exhibition entitled “Beyond Forgiveness” in the Lang Art Building

May 1, 2024

Column

Reflections on My Time at Scripps

Aviva Vic Maxon ’24 Staff Writer In the last four years, Scripps, the world, and I have changed. These three things are

May 1, 2024

Feature

A Gift to the Scripps English Department: Professor Myriam J. A. Chancy Shares a Few Wise Words Regarding Her Career

Machelle Kabir ’26 Staff Writer Professor Chancy was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, but her family moved back and forth between Haiti and

May 1, 2024

Feature

Let’s Discus Success: Katelyn Sewell Throws Herself Into an Impressive First CMS Track Season

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Copy Editor Katelyn Sewell quickly rose to track star status during her first season with Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) athletics.

May 1, 2024