From increased care burdens to significant employment loss, women suffered disproportionately during COVID-19. International organizations like the European Union called for gender-sensitive responses, yet feminist advocates and bureaucrats largely failed […]
Phung Huynh is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator with a practice in drawing, painting, public art, and community engagement. She has exhibited nationally and internationally and has completed public […]
Scripps Presents Comedy Series Join us for an evening of comedy with the hilarious Mo Amer Mo Amer is a comedian, writer, and star of several Netflix series, including Mo […]
Friday Noon Concerts resume at Scripps College beginning January 27. Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble will present “Inspired by Goethe,” with Janelle DeStefano, mezzo-soprano; and John Buffett, baritone; accompanied by […]
Scripps College Department of Music presents The Bessie Bartlett Frankel Chamber Music Concert Featuring TAPESTRY of Boston performing "Web of Lace" - a concert of works by women composers from […]
Scripps Presents Emily Wilson Emily will be performing her one woman show FIXED Emily Wilson is a comedian and actress based in New York. Featured in PAPER magazine as one […]
How did women negotiate the politics of Italy’s Fascist regime in their daily lives? “Feeding Fascism” tackles this question with a new body of evidence, ranging from industrial foodways to […]
Virginia Grise will discuss the evolution of her career as a theatre artist, from blu to her most current project, Riding the Currents of the Wilding Wind, inspired by Helena […]
Friday Noon Concerts resume at Scripps College beginning January 27. The concert on February 10 features soprano, Anne Harley (Scripps) performing new music by Eric Ulman, Moshe Shulman, Akira Miyoshi, […]
Scripps Presents @Noon SeriesNora Zelevansky is a Scripps alum from the Class of ’99. She is an author, journalist, editor, and brand writer consultant who has written and co-authored several […]
