Student Life
Inside the Classroom: Making Computer Science
Artcrafts from students in the 5C course Making Computer Science By Tess Miller ‘27 At Sprague Gallery at Harvey Mudd College, the sunlight makes its way through the windows onto […]
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Scripps’ Green Initiative Fund: Turning Student Ideas into Sustainable Action
Scripps’ Office of Sustainability will award up to $2,000 for students’ sustainability projects (Naomi Friedman, left) By Tess Miller ‘27 College campuses are some of the best places to advance […]
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Preserving a Lineage: Students Reflect on National Women’s Colleges and Universities Day
National Women’s Colleges and Universities Day is March 5 By Nichola Monroe ’27 Women’s colleges and universities have a record of opening higher education to marginalized communities and matriculating some […]
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Student Storytellers Explore History of Science at Scripps In Core Curriculum Class
Professor of Biology Pete Chandrangsu introduces the students’ Core III project featuring a Möbius strip. By Caitlin Antonios Storytelling in the sciences isn’t always straightforward. Research and data make the […]
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Scripps Donors Surpass Internship Challenge, Create 20+ New Grants
Biochemistry major Liliana Watkins ’27 shares insights from her internship experience By Emily Glory Peters Scripps College is proud to announce the resounding success of its 2025 Internship Challenge! Driven […]
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The Politics Major Experience at Scripps College
Tomi Jinks ’26 and Madyson Chung-Lee ’27 By Lauren Mar ’27 If you were to survey a random group of students at Scripps, the chance of there being at least […]
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Student POV: Inside Scripps’ Emerging Professionals Program
Attendees at the 2025 Emerging Professionals Program mixer By Nichola Monroe ’27 Early career prep for undergraduate students is becoming more important as the job market becomes more competitive. That’s […]
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Scripps College Awards 100 Internship Grants to Jumpstart Student Careers
By Emily Glory Peters and Kendra Pintor Few things fast-track careers like internships. Yet even today, too many remain unpaid or offer stipends so small as to make them untenable […]
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Nia Carroll ’26 Curates First Art Show at Mt. San Antonio Gardens
Nia Carroll ’26 on opening night of the Patternscapes: Natural Design and Human Impressions exhibition at Mt. San Antonios Gardens. By Caitlin Antonios When Nia Carroll ’26 saw Dody Weston […]
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Bridging Cultures: Noa Polish ’26 Explores Arabic Through Critical Language Scholarship
By Nichola Monroe ’27 History major and politics minor Noa Polish ’26 has always been interested in languages. Growing up reading a bit of Hebrew, she studied Spanish in high […]
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