Dixie Lewis PO ’24 died in a car accident on May 25. Friends and family described her as dedicated, considerate, fierce and authentic.
Author: Larkin Barnard-Bahn
‘I have been everything’: Author Isabel Allende talks feminism, inclusivity at Scripps Presents
On International Women’s Day, Scripps Presents spotlighted one of the most international women: author Isabel Allende, who has written 24 books available in over 42 languages, according to her website.
Vivid, stressful quarandreams cause morning anxiety, confusion with reality
Members of the 5C community reflects on how COVID-19 has led to more vivid dreams, often including pandemic-related stress dreams.
Pet platforms: CMC canine celebrity Theo connects with students virtually
Meet Claremont McKenna College’s top dog, Theo, owned by President Hiram Chodosh and his wife Priya Junnar.
Pet platforms: Professional pup Dr. Isa improves student-teacher connection, student mental health
Keck Science professor Diane Thomson proudly presents Dr. Isa, a friendly pup that loves belly rubs, snowy adventures and posing for photos.
CMC senior Kiubon Kokko scores finalist nod at Study Abroad Film Festival
Kiubon Kokko CM ’21 discussed his process making a short film while abroad that earned him a spot as a film festival finalist.
Pet platforms: Be whiskered away to a world of aliens, fraudulent felines, taco truck spaceships
Scripps College professor Adam Novy reveals the eccentric inspirations for the wild adventures and hashtags featured in his cats’ Instagram account.
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.
Harvey Mudd soap club stays squeaky clean in face of pandemic
Maya Abo Dominguez HM ’22 started the Fight Germs Club as simple soap-making fun, but its purpose changed with the emergence of the pandemic.
Forget textbooks — professors are using bells, Legos, fruit as online educational materials
As learning goes virtual, professors and coaches are thinking outside the box and outside their typical syllabi.