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October 7, 2022

What is SCORE?

Scripps College’s SCORE (Scripps Communities of Resources and Empowerment), helps unite students from different backgrounds and identities through clubs and organizations. This creates an inclusive community in Scripps College that […]

STEM Research Opportunities

Hi everyone! I’m CJ and I’m a sophomore studying neuroscience and dance. One of the best parts of college is getting involved in research! I started my first year at […]

October 6, 2022

Why a Women’s College?

Hi everyone! My name is Jaela (’23), and I’m going to share with you my experience of why I chose a women’s college! It was never my intention to attend […]

October 4, 2022

A Look Into the Academic Experience at Scripps College

Hello all! My name is Rashmi and I’m a sophomore studying economics and politics! Navigating the college application process is complex and challenging so I hope this blog about the […]

September 16, 2022

Meet Jaela ’23

Hi everyone! My name is Jaela Alvarez, and I am from Las Vegas, NV. I am a senior here at Scripps majoring in Environmental Policy with a minor in Legal […]

Meet Rashmi ’25

Hey everybody! My name is Rashmi and I am a sophomore at Scripps College dual majoring in economics and politics. I am originally from the Bay Area, in particular, I […]

Meet Audrey ’25

Hi everyone! My name is Audrey, and I’m a current senior at Scripps from Seattle, Washington, where I am majoring in biology with a minor in data science. In reflecting […]

Meet Maya ’25

Hi there! I’m Maya, a sophomore from Seattle, WA. I’m planning to major in Politics and minor in Economics or Africana studies. I’m a first-generation college student, and other than […]

Meet CJ ’25

Hello! My name is CJ and I am a second year at Scripps! I’m originally from New Jersey, but absolutely love California (except for the public transportation!) and couldn’t imagine […]

Meet Louise ’24

Hello everyone! I’m Louise Schiele, a third year student from Seattle, Washington. I am pursuing a Cognitive Science major with a Spanish, Latin American, and Caribbean Literatures and Cultures minor. […]

Meet Scarlette ’24

Hi there! My name is Scarlette McCullough, and I am a junior at Scripps from Lafayette, California (the East Bay). I am majoring in economics major and an intended anthropology […]

Meet Sam ’24

Hi Everyone! I’m Sam (she/her), a Junior from Hopkins, Minnesota. I am a Psychology major with a minor in Music and a minor in Native American and Indigenous Studies. Outside […]

Meet Rinny ’23

Hello everybody, my name is Rinny! I am currently a senior at Scripps college and will be graduating in the spring of 2023. I’m from Rochester, Minnesota (yes, I kind […]

Meet Ana ’23

Ana Says Hello! Hello all! Hola a todos! Ciao tutti! Oi gente! My name is Ana Rodríguez and I am a last semester senior from Quito, Ecuador dual majoring in […]

Meet Nancy ’23

Hello! My name is Nancy, and I am a Biochemistry major from Houston, Texas. I am involved with Scripps’ Latinx affinity group, Café con Leche along with Chicano Latino Student […]

Meet Sydney ’23

Hi everyone! My name is Sydney Jackson and I’m a senior at Scripps from the Washington, DC-metropolitan area (the DMV). I’m majoring in Organismal Biology on the pre-veterinary track. Apart […]

Meet Chanah ’23

Hi! My name is Chanah Haigh and I’m a senior at Scripps. I transferred to Scripps in my sophomore year, from the University of Toronto, and I could not be […]

August 5, 2022

Community Gardening 10 minutes away from Claremont: City of Pomona

Vacant Lot post industrial waste cleanup (2017) versus blooming garden full of […]

August 2, 2022

Fostering Communication, Trust, and Community Care Through Leadership Opportunities

I have always been drawn to leadership opportunities that focus on fostering communication, trust, and community care. Being a first-generation, low-income Mexican-American raised in the city of Pomona, I am […]

July 27, 2022

How to Create a College List

Introduction Starting the college admissions process is extremely daunting. With thousands of institutions across the country, how can you choose a select few to apply to? I remember having tons […]