Campus News (page 5)
Matthew Grossman Gifts $1M to Scripps Presents in Honor of Patricia Van Every
In honor of friend of the College Patricia Van Every, who passed away in 2021, Van Every’s estate has gifted $1 million in support of Scripps’ signature public events program, Scripps Presents.
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Capstone Day 2024 Highlights Senior Theses
Scripps’ 2024 Capstone Day event celebrated the research and hard work that graduating seniors have dedicated to their theses and final projects in pursuit of their degrees.
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2023鈥�2024 Academic Awards Earned by Scripps Students and Alums
Congratulation to this year’s slate of Scripps student and alums for their academic achievements! As of spring 2024, six Scripps students and one alum have been named Fulbright awardees. An […]
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Spotlight on Staff: Becky Kyles, International Student Advisor
In February 2024, Becky Kyles joined Scripps as the full-time international student advisor. 鈥淭his role wears many hats, but I see my key responsibility as being a point of contact for international students,鈥� she says. 鈥淚t can be difficult for any student to know who can answer their questions.”
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EIN Presswire on Lynne Thompson ’72’s New Poetry Collection
EIN Presswire announced the publication of Los Angeles Poet Laureate Lynne Thompson ’72’s newest collection of poetry, Blue on a Blue Palette.
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Carolyn Wu Kurtzig 鈥�97 Appointed to East-West Center鈥檚 Board of Governors
Carolyn Wu Kurtzig 鈥�97, who has served on Scripps鈥� Board of Trustees since 2017, has been appointed to serve on the East-West Center鈥檚 (EWC) Board of Governors.
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More Than Merchandise: How The Scripps Store Builds Community
The Scripps Store’s student workers bring unique and creative merchandise options to the Scripps community. Co-head managers Paola Ojeda 鈥�25 and Syd Godwin 鈥�26 and sales manager Isabella Ramirez 鈥�26 discuss the collaboration integral to the store鈥檚 mission that enables its day-to-day operations.
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Former Trustee Linda Davis Taylor on Financial Literacy
Linda Davis Taylor, former chair of Scripps’ Board of Trustees, wrote an op-ed for Fund Board Views on the importance of financial literacy.
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Student-Run Exhibition on Display at Clark Humanities Museum
From March 22 to April 12, the Clark Humanities Museum will be hosting Portraying the Self in the Anthropocene, an exhibition prepared by the students of the Core II course 鈥淪caped Subjects: Portraying the Self in the Anthropocene.鈥�
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Message from the President: CGU Art Building Purchase
An announcement from President Amy Marcus-Newhall: 91抖阴 has purchased the building currently housing the CGU Art Department, seizing a generational opportunity to envision our future campus as the College approaches its centennial anniversary.
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