On Tuesday, March 24 and Wednesday, March 25, 583 Scripps students voted in the Scripps Associated Students (SAS) elections; after run-offs on Thursday, March 26, 19 positions were filled for next year. To learn more about our new SAS leaders, read on!

Hao and Rachel Vetter Huang’s Encounters with Truths in India

April 10, 2015 Scripps Voice

This past January 2015, Professors Hao and Rachel Vetter Huang, Scripps professors of Music, were invited to visit the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar in Ahmedabad, Gujarat as visiting artist faculty. Read on to learn about their trip.

Unsafe Spaces: Navigating Campus Spaces Comfortably

April 10, 2015 Jocelyn Gardner

Space is a very relevant topic considering housing is lurking ominously around the corner.

Recent Water Restrictions: A Band-Aid Cure

April 10, 2015 Isobel Whitcomb

Three weeks ago, NASA announced that California officially has only one year of water left.

Get Out There and SCIENCE! How to See Your Favorite Animal in its Natural Habitat

April 10, 2015 Scripps Voice

Elizabeth Medford ‘16 is currently studying abroad in Australia. This op-ed piece about research she and her class abroad conducted on an endemic kangaroo is meant to increase awareness about ecology.

The First-Year Experience: Bad Blood

April 10, 2015 Melanie Biles

There are a lot of constants in life. One of them is conflict. I have always referred to March and November as the conflict months. All of the cracks start to show through, and the things you once found entertaining and fun suddenly make you want to bang your head into a wall.

Deconstructing the Professional Gender Bias

April 10, 2015 Evelyn Gonzalez

Gender bias is defined as unequal treatment in a specific area that emerges from our own thoughts and expectations surrounding what appearances and actions we deem appropriate for males and females.