An interview with Emily Armstrong, '17.
Read MoreSaving Green and Staying Green
This fashion column highlights low-cost looks that are better for the environment
Read MoreMud is Love and Love is Mud: Interconnecting themes in Jeff Nichols’s “Mud”
Jeff Nichols’s “Mud” (2012) may as well be called “Love” for how interchangeably murky and ugly the film seems to present the two concepts. It is so easy when it comes to love to be sloppily sentimental and trivial, as is evident by many a rom-com as well as by how dangerously close even this film gets to that. And yet love remains one of our most powerful driving forces and precious aspirations as well as complicated and painful enigmas. What makes “Mud” a perhaps more compelling account is that it is not a love story but rather a story about love in its various profound and less-than-pretty forms.
Read MoreThe First Year Experience: Investigating Scripps life at the ground level
Coming back from break is hard, but for some reason it wasn’t too bad this time. It could be that we finally have access to Pitzer brunch again, or maybe the freedom to leave on a weeknight without having to undergo a CIA-level investigation from our parents. It could be that we were all tired of sleeping in rooms by ourselves and eating homemade meals, though that seems unlikely. In my opinion, the best part of coming back is how everyone has reacted to the weather.
Read MoreLet Us Start at the Very Beginning: Your Guide to Campus Health
For the first of my many no-judgement, sex-positive pieces I thought I’d start with the basics of sexual health resources on campus. It’s important to know where everything is and what services are provided so that you can be safe and in control of your body.
Read MoreTips to Body Positivity: Loving Your Body
Feminism columnist Evelyn Gonzalez '18 discusses body positivity and offers tips for loving oneself.
Read MoreMindful Language Promotes Peace of Mind
This issue's Mental Health column begins the new semester with a discussion of the impact of language and media on mental health.
Read MoreMaking More than Books in Core III
A look into the exhibit displaying the hard work of Prof. Maryatt's Core III and Typography students.
Read MoreSpotlight: Demand for Computer Science Classes
Across the 5Cs, the growing popularity of Harvey Mudd College’s innovative and accessible computer science classes has lead to increased difficulty for students from schools that lack computer science programs to take the classes they need for their majors, minors and general interest in the subject. This is due to Mudd’s computer science department lacking the faculty and resources to teach all the classes that are needed with the onslaught of interest.
Read MorePhoto Gallery: 71st Scripps College Ceramics Annual
The 71st Scripps College Ceramics Annual, curated by Professor Julia Haft-Candell, has proven to be perhaps the best show yet. With a variety of styles and artists on display, the pieces blended seamlessly together. The show will be on campus at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery until April 5.
