Feature Stories (page 56)
Navigating the Scripps Journey
Melissa Mesinas ’12 draws on her own experience as a first-generation college student to help others in their first year at Scripps College.
Read MoreSacred Music and Spaces
Renowned composer Dr. Roberto Andreoni is a visiting member of the Scripps College faculty this fall as part of the unique Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Program.
Read MoreA Touch of the Supernatural
Teacups falling off shelves? Mysterious apparitions? Denison Library’s Judy Harvey Sahak ’64 talks about the ghostly legends of Scripps College.
Read MoreThe Haunting of Revelle House
Denison Library’s Judy Harvey Sahak ’64 wonders: does the spirit of Scripps College founding president Ernest Jaqua inhabit Revelle House?
Read MoreThe Lady in White
Is Clark Hall host to a mysterious ghost dressed for a vintage Medieval Dinner?
Read MoreThe Slocum Awards
Established in 1936, the Slocum Awards represent a most unique and individual challenge for a Scripps College student: who can build the best personal library collection?
Read MoreThe Scanning of St. Michael
High technology meets Scripps College’s new art conservation major when a remarkable medieval artifact needed a CAT scan.
Read MoreThe Value of the Sport
Anna Phelps ’97 leads the very first women’s water polo team at the Virginia Military Institute, a school that admitted women less than 14 years ago and where less than 15% of the student population is female.
Read MoreThe Esterly Awards
Internships are often touted as a great way for college students to gain valuable “real world” experience. But, as Alex Bannerman ’09 discovered, what about the student who can’t afford to work for free?
Read MoreOne With the Horse
When Hannah Pickar ’11 left home to attend Scripps College, she may have left behind her horse, but she brought her passion for riding with her.
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