The rise of 5C-related affirmations accounts create a space for students to connect over shared experiences and worries.
Arts & Culture
Printmaking, jewelry, podcasts: The Hive is abuzz with creativity
With the 5C community back on campus, the Hive has reopened its doors, offering students a space to unleash their creative sides.
Who’s the suitest? 5C suites take to Instagram
Home suite home! Suites are documenting their everyday life on Instagram as a virtual scrapbook and a social catalyst.
Sun, sand, coup d’etats: ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ cast challenges its power structure
When you think of “The Bachelor,” feminism probably doesn’t come to mind. Nevertheless, season seven subverts itself, with contestants standing up for each other and taking matters into their own hands, guest columnist Eliza Powers PO ’25 asserts.
Claremont’s Laemmle Theater relights its screens, welcomes back students
5C students are flocking to Laemmle Theatre in the Claremont Village now that it’s reopened after over a year closed due to COVID-19.
Literary wanderings: Getting lost in Lyon
Book columnist Ryan Lillestrand PZ ’23 praises Bill Buford’s “Dirt” for its vivid imagery and reflects on the merits of the modern personal narrative.
Film philosophy: ‘Love, Death & Robots’ values individual change over unrealistic goals
The episode “Pop Squad” from “Love, Death & Robots” asserts that we are responsible for individual-level change when societal change is unfeasible, argues TV columnist Simone Bogedal PO ’24.
Lorde ushers in a new era with ‘Solar Power’
Lorde’s third album “Solar Power” marks a refreshing beginning of a happier Lorde, writes Barbara Norton PO ’25.
Scripps’ Look Up: A kaleidoscopic study in human interaction
An interactive art exhibit created by Elizabeth Turk SC ’83, Look Up premiered at Scripps College last weekend.
Moments to savor: A ramen camaraderie
Food columnist Emily Kim PO ’25 reflects on how instant ramen is both a cornerstone of the college diet and a potent community cultivator.