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Secret Garden
Scripps College students work with inmates at a nearby women’s prison to create an organic garden that feeds the inmates, body and soul.
Read MoreCapstone Day: Amanda Maehara
As graduation approaches, Amanda Maehara ’10, a psychology major and classics minor from Honolulu, cannot help but feel excited.
Read MoreCapstone Day: Elizabeth DeGori
“I’m all about tearing down the walls of what you thought you could do to find out how much more there is.”
Read MoreClaremont Celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Mariachi Concert
Scripps College hosts the annual Cinco de Mayo Mariachi Concert on May 5, 2010 at 7:30pm at the Garrison Theater on the Scripps College campus.
Read MoreScripps College VP and Dean of Faculty, Michael Lamkin, Retires
Michael Lamkin, vice president of academic affairs and interim dean of faculty at Scripps College, will retire on June 30, 2010 after more than 25 years of service to the College.
Read MoreThe Art of the Book
A unique Core 3 class teaches students about the intimate art of bookmaking and its place in the creation of literature and society in general.
Read MoreCapstone Day: Allegra Liberman-Martin
When Allegra Liberman-Martin ’10 took her first chemistry course, she knew she’d stumbled upon her passion.
Read MoreCapstone Day: Emily Case
When Emily Case (’10) returns to her hometown of Seattle after graduating from Scripps, she will not leave empty-handed.
Read MoreAthenas Softball Clinch SCIAC Regular Season Title
The CMS Athenas softball team won their first Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) title in 11 years on Saturday, April 24, after grabbing two run-rule victories against Whittier College.
Read MoreNancy Parker Computer Lab Dedication
Scripps College dedicated the Nancy Uttrachi Parker ’84 Computer Lab (formerly Steele 226) on April 27, 2010, in honor of the woman who, as director of information technology from 1997 to 2008, initiated pioneering strategies and policies that continue to keep Scripps College at the cutting edge of technology and sustain its current phase of technological advancements.
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