At the Motley Coffeehouse’s 45th anniversary celebration and opening, staff and students acknowledged the history of the student-run establishment with themed drinks.
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Scripps to remodel Motley, purchase bus with 2019-20 budget
Scripps announced a number of projects planned in the 2019-2020 budget, including adding solar panels, increasing accessibility, buying a bus and remodeling the Motley Coffeehouse.
What your mama didn’t tell you: A body positivity discussion for National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
Gloria Lucas, activist and Nalgona Positivity Pride founder, hosted “Eating Disorders and Body Love: The Things Mama Didn’t Tell You.”
Student bakers donut disappoint at the Great Motley Bake Off
Student bakers gathered at the Motley Coffeehouse on Feb. 8, primed to wow their peers with their culinary skills at the biannual Motley Student
Scripps’ Motley Coffeehouse Reopens With Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’
Chocolate star-shaped cookies, colorful candies, colorful balloons, and an oil painting similar to Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” all constituted Scripps College Motley Coffeehouse’
Motley Bakers Rise to the Occasion
A long line stretched out the doors of the Scripps College’s Motley Coffeehouse on Friday, Sept. 22, as students waited patiently to try baked goods
Musical Activist, Singer-Songwriter Croons at Motley
On Tuesday, March 21, students and visitors to the Motley Coffeehouse enjoyed a performance by Malynda Hale, an American singer, songwriter, and activist who embeds
Brown Noise Part II Shakes the Motley
On the night of Thursday, Nov. 3, members of the Claremont College community gathered in The Motley Coffeehouse for the second installment of Brown Noise: An
Students Bake, Take Cake at Motley Competition
Students across the 5Cs participated in the Motley Coffeehouse's Student Bake-Off, but only one can take the cake. Scripps College’s student-run coffeehouse hosted its biannual competition on Sept. 18 to determine
DIDA Hosts Teach-in at Motley
Scripps College’s Motley Coffeehouse turned into a classroom for a teach-in organized by the Disability, Illness, and Difference Alliance (DIDA). The event began with