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Making Sense of Brexit: The Origins and Implications of the UK’s Vote to Leave the European Union
The Brexit vote in June of this year, pushed the UK into uncharted territory. What does the future hold for Britain politically and economically? This talk will discuss the governmental […]
Read MoreEuropean Reflections: Study Abroad Panel & Keynote
Interested in current affairs or thinking of studying abroad? Join us for an event highlighting student experiences studying abroad in Europe. Dr. Asli Ãœ. Bâli, UCLA Professor of Law, will […]
Read MoreConverActions: Maria Hinojosa
Discussion led by Scripps faculty and trained student moderator. Faculty: Gabriela Bacsan, assistant professor of Spanish, Latin American, and Caribbean Literatures and Cultures Staff: Jackie Legazcue, digital marketing specialist Student: Sophomore Gaby […]
Read MoreAn Evening with Gabeba Baderoon
Informed by her childhood in apartheid South Africa, her schooling in England, and her arrival in the United States, the poetry of Gabeba Baderoon charts a personal geography. Through her […]
Read MoreThe World after Brexit: Environmental Protection and Climate Change Action in Britain, the EU and Globally
Tanja Srebotnjak is the inaugural director of the Hixon Center for Sustainable Environmental Design. Trained as a statistician, she began her professional career at the United Nations Statistics Division in […]
Read MoreBuilding Community in an Age of Increasing Anxiety and Polarization
John A. Powell writes and speaks extensively on a number of issues related to racial justice, poverty, opportunity-based housing, voting rights, racial and ethnic identity, spirituality and social justice, and […]
Read MoreThe Goudy Workshop: “Cut and Folded Books” and Dinner with Irene Chan
WORKSHOP: “Cut & Folded Books” will be held 9:30 am to 4:00 pm in the Scripps Press Studio, Lang 100. Cost: $75 per person. Reservation required. DINNER: Join Irene Chan […]
Read MoreBeyond the Basics: How Syrian Refugees Can Build Their Own Futures
Lina Sergie Attar co-developed Karam’s Innovative Education initiatives and has been named as one of GOOD magazine’s 2016 GOOD 100 for Karam’s innovative work with Syrian refugees. She is a […]
Read MorePanel Discussion: Dreams. Ambition. Reality.
Four accomplished Scripps alumnae and parents share candid stories, advice, and wisdom as they reflect on their unique journeys to success. Bruce Felt P’17 Silicon Valley business and finance executive […]
Read MoreConverActions: About Jeff Chang’s Talk
For Jeff Chang, the need to address racial violence in America is an urgent necessity. In We Gon’ Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation, Jeff delivers a poignant plea, […]
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