The Spring Scripps Presents speaker series closed out an impressive season on Tuesday with authors Maggie Nelson and Sarah Manguso discussing their works, methods, and inspirations
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Scripps Professor Remaps Notions of Race in LA Suburbs
One of the largest cities in the world, Los Angeles is seeped in a rich linguistic, economic, cultural, and ethnic diversity which sprawls throughout
Novelists Discuss Blurring Lines of Fact and Fiction in Semi-Autobiographical Works
Though fake news and false truths have made headlines in recent months, the boundary between fact and fiction has always been rather blurry. Authors
‘Funk The Patriarchy’ Sticks it to the Man
Under strings of twinkle lights on the clear, chilly night of Friday, March 3, Claremont students gathered on Pitzer College's clock tower lawn to hear
Health and Empowerment Symposium Centers on Marginalized Voices
The Intercollegiate Feminist Center for Teaching, Research, and Engagement hosted the Women’s Health and Empowerment Symposium at Scripps College on Friday, Feb. 24, and Saturday,
ACLU Director Shares Insights From the Field on US Immigration Policy
Ahilan Arulanantham, 2016 MacArthur Genius and current Director of Advocacy and Legal Director at American Civil Liberties Union Southern California, came to Scripps College on Feb.
Scripps Humanities Chair, Author Calls For Empathy in Post-Earthquake Haiti
Since Haiti’s devastating earthquake on Jan. 12, 2010, Haitians both living on the island and abroad have been in the process of reclaiming the
Pitzer College Council Supports Academic Credit for Athletes
Pitzer College’s College Council voted Nov. 20 to grant academic credit to student athletes. Until the vote, Pitzer was the only Claremont College that
Pitzer Students Propose Official Rejection of Columbus Day
Pitzer Student Senate will vote Nov. 23 on legislation written by two Pitzer students, Chance Kawar PZ ’17 and Josue Pasillas PZ ’17, that
Local Union Protests CMC Subcontractor
Every week since July, students and passersby on the corner of Mills Avenue and Ninth Street have encountered members of the International Brotherhood of