Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Gabrielle Civil, a Black feminist performance artist, author, and poet. Civil will give a keynote and read from her latest book, In & Out of Place. Published in 2022, the book combines diary entries, images, performance texts, critical commentary, and more to explore what it means to be […]
The Spring 2025 Friday Noon Concert Series begins on January 31 with a performance of the Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata in G minor featuring Julie Jung, cello; and Jennie Jung (Pomona & Scripps), piano. Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current information regarding upcoming concert programs and public event protocol. • Doors open at […]
We invite you to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Scripps College Ceramic Annual, the longest continuous exhibition of contemporary ceramics in the United States. Join us for live music, tacos, and light refreshments.
You’re invited to an evening with Erin Reddick, creator of ChatBlackGPT, an artificial intelligence software made to educate and empower people by providing culturally aware and inclusive insights into Black history and perspectives. Reddick will speak about the ever-changing landscape of AI and the importance of inclusive technology development. Nick Daily from Scripps Communities of […]
Join us for an electrifying concert on Bowling Green with Bohemian Rhapsody, an 8-piece tribute band that captures Queen like no other! Food trucks will be on site at 6 p.m. GET TICKETS
Author, journalist, and editor Scripps alum Nora Zelevansky ’99 returns to campus to speak about her career and latest novel, PICK-UP. The rom-com novel takes two enemies-to-lovers from the fast-paced city life to lush Caribbean beaches. Zelevansky’s writing has also appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Vanity Fair, among others. Lunch will be served […]
Contextual Stressors Dr. Su Yeong Kim has been studying language brokers, or children who translate between their heritage language and English for English-limited parents among Mexican-origin adolescents. She will showcase their development from a longitudinal study following the same group of over 600 Mexican-origin adolescents and their parents starting in middle school to young adulthood. […]
Join us in conversation with mental health advocate, best-selling author, and former journalist and public servant Sophie Grégoire Trudeau. Hear her speak about the topics she’s most passionate about including gender equality, mental health, emotional literacy, and more. Scripps’ Vice President of External Relations and Institutional Advancement Binti Harvey will moderate the discussion. We look […]
Interacting with AI has become a part of daily life, but how can it be harnessed in academic affairs? Katie Drummond, award-winning journalist and global editorial director of Wired, will explore how AI can enable organizations to thrive now and into the future. A Q&A session will follow the lecture. GET TICKETS
The Marian and Charles Holmes Performing Arts Fund of The Claremont Colleges sponsors “Turtle Island/Abya Yala: Indigenous Lands” on Saturday February 22nd, 2025 at 7 pm in Garrison Theater, Scripps College. "Turtle Island" and “Abya Yala” are terms used by Indigenous peoples to refer to the American continents. Both names stem from deeply rooted creation stories that highlight the sacred connection to the […]
