Speaking on her experiences as a working-class woman artist, Sandra Cisneros provided insight on her new book “Martita, I Remember You/Martita, te recuerdo” at Scripps Presents.
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Ina Garten and Stanley Tucci talk culinary arts, connection at Scripps Presents
Stanley Tucci and Ina Garten spoke together at Scripps Presents on Oct. 7, chatting about the power of knowing how to cook and Tucci’s new memoir.
Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny speak on their new political thriller novel ‘State of Terror’
Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny discussed the details of their newly released novel “State of Terror” at a Scripps Presents event Oct. 12.
Cathy Park Hong is unapologetically honest at Scripps Presents
Cathy Park Hong, award-winning poet and essayist, graced the virtual stage of Scripps Present Sept. 23, sharing wisdom from her career and life.
Author Hanif Abdurraqib speaks on correcting the record of American music at Scripps Presents
Poet, essayist, culture writer and music critic Hanif Abdurraqib chatted about his new book, “A Little Devil in America,” inspirations, forgotten history and more at Scripps Presents.
Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro captivates audience at Scripps Presents collaboration
Winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize in literature, Kazuo Ishiguro spoke at Scripps Presents on March 4. to discuss his most recent novel “Klara and the Sun,” his past career as a musician and his tendency to write about “ordinary” people.
Scripps panel underscores importance of gender disparities when drafting public policy
In partnership with Zócalo Public Square, Scripps College hosted a panel of woman leaders on Tuesday night to discuss the possible necessity and effects of a feminist foreign policy.
Congresswoman Karen Bass shares how young people can change the US at Scripps Presents
Representative Karen Bass spoke at Scripps Presents about the United States presidential election and the role of young people.
19th* CEO and Co-founder Emily Ramshaw talks race, gender, stakes of journalism
Emily Ramshaw spoke at Scripps Presents on Oct. 8 and discussed The 19th* and the future of race and gender in journalism.
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”