Emily Ramshaw spoke at Scripps Presents on Oct. 8 and discussed The 19th* and the future of race and gender in journalism.
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Former Pomona professor and author of ‘Citizen’ Claudia Rankine interrogates whiteness at Scripps Presents
Former Pomona Professor Claudia Rankine discusses whiteness, Afropessimism and her new book “Just Us: An American Conversation”
Creator, writer, producer, star pulls back curtain on ‘Ramy’ at Scripps Presents
Ramy Youssef spoke at Scripps Presents on Sept. 24, reflecting show “Ramy” and the pressure of being a first in the television industry.
Remote lectures bring speakers’ insights, perspectives to students’ homes
With on-campus speakers and events canceled, organizations at the Claremont Colleges are offering virtual talks to keep 5Cers engaged.
“Women are taking the lead”: Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards visits Scripps
Cecile Richards, the former president of Planned Parenthood, spoke to a packed auditorium at Scripps College’s Garrison Theater Jan. 30.
New York Times podcast host Michael Barbaro addresses packed house at Scripps event
The New York Times’ Michael Barbaro, host of “The Daily” podcast, discussed audio journalism at a Scripps Presents event.
Award-winning author Carmen Maria Machado visits Scripps
Award-winning author Carmen Maria Machado visited Scripps College on Oct. 3 to share a piece of her upcoming memoir “In the Dream House,” which chronicles Machado’s experiences with queer domestic violence.
Chef Carla Hall talks food activism and the culinary world at Scripps
American chef Carla Hall visited Scripps College on Sept. 24 to discuss her journey into food activism, soul food appreciation and being in the culinary world as a woman of color.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead visits Scripps to talk new book, “The Nickel Boys”
Acclaimed author Colson Whitehead visited Scripps College to talk historical fiction and his new book “The Nickel Boys.”
‘Bad with Money’: Gaby Dunn on society’s lack of access to financial literacy
We’re bad with money, and Gaby Dunn wants us to talk about it. Dunn visited Scripps College Feb. 20 to discuss her recently published book, “Bad with Money: The Imperfect Art of Getting Your Financial Sh*t Together.”