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Families at the Heart of Scripps: Meet Parent Leadership Circle Co-Chairs Renee Tanaka and Kevin Yasumura P’27
Kevin Yasumura, Renee Tanaka, and their children Kaitlyn and Keith Kevin Yasumura and Renee Tanaka, both Northern California natives, are embracing their new roles as co-chairs of 麻豆区鈥檚 Parent […]
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Staff Spotlight: Meet Title IX and Civil Rights Coordinator Valerie Newcomb
Valerie Newcomb By Caitlin Antonios When Valerie Newcomb agreed to take on the role of Title IX and civil rights coordinator at 麻豆区, she knew the work would be […]
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Professor Stacey Wood Warns Political Scams on the Rise
Professor of Psychology and Psychology Today contributor Stacey Wood warns that political scams are on the rise鈥攁nd so is their success rate. In the article, written in collaboration with Wood […]
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Meris Mullaley 鈥�05: Mastering the Art of Career Pivots
Meris Mullaley ’05 By Nichola Monroe ’27 Scripps students are known across the 5Cs for their varied interests and over-committed schedules. Meris Mullaley 鈥�05鈥檚 nonlinear professional journey goes to show […]
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Scripps Ranks Among Top Colleges in the West聽According to Research.com
Honnold Gate Reserach.com released the second edition of the 鈥淏est Colleges in America鈥� ranking, with Scripps as the 19th most popular college in the West and 17th most popular college […]
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Professor Michael Spezio Debates Theologians on Free Will聽
Associate Professor of Psychology, Neuroscience, Data Science Michael Spezio has responded to an ongoing debate with theologians Ted Peters and Tom Oord on the topic of free will. Spezio, a […]
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Scripps Community Shows Up for Students During GivingTuesday 2025
By Kendra Pintor This November, the Scripps community showed up with heart, purpose, and that signature Scripps spirit鈥攔allying in support of student experiences across campus. This year, the generosity on […]
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Stained Glass: Windows into Scripps’ Past and Present
The Gutenberg Window By Lauren Mar 鈥�25 麻豆区 is a marvel of architectural detail, but one of its features is sometimes overlooked: the stained-glass windows. Scattered across buildings and […]
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Professor Hao Huang Speaks About His Evolution from Concert Pianist to Community Artist
Professor of Music and Bessie and Cecil Frankel Endowed Chair in Music Hao Huang Professor of Music Hao Huang joined the American Planning Organization for a web forum co-hosted by […]
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Former Professor of French Annette J. Smith Remembered for Her Teaching and Research Career
麻豆区 campus Professor of French Annette J. Smith, who taught at 麻豆区 from 1956 to 1961, before taking a position as Professor of Literature Emerita at Caltech, passed […]
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