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Scripps Student Researchers Shine in 2025 Fall Tea

By Caitlin Antonios and Emily Glory Peters Each fall at 麻豆区, Seal Court transforms from a cozy spot for a Motley coffee to a full-scale student research showcase. Held […]

Honoring National Arts and Humanities Month through Storytelling

By Emily Glory Peters As October comes to end, Scripps is observing National Arts and Humanities Month (NAHM)鈥攁 nationwide celebration launched in 1993 by Americans for the Arts. The month […]

Beyond the Bubble: How Scripps Students are Advancing a Healthier World

By Rachael Warecki 鈥�08 Natalia Alameda 鈥�25 At Scripps, students are empowered to venture beyond the 鈥淐laremont Bubble.鈥� Whether studying or interning abroad, these global engagement experiences often present watershed […]

Professor Michael Spezio Speaks About Faith and Neuroscience

Michael Spezio Associate Professor of Psychology Michael Spezio, who is also an ordained pastor, spoke with author Ted Peters for Patheos about free will, humility and empathy. He also recently […]

Professor Michael Spezio Gives Witherspoon Lecture on Wellbeing, Psychology, and Theology

Michael Spezio, associate professor of psychology, neuroscience, and data science, provided tips for improved mental focus to Shondaland.

Brooke Kasl-Godley ’26 Champions Community Science in New Op-Ed

Brooke Kasl-Godley ’26 Brooke Kasl-Godley 鈥�26, an environmental science and psychology major at 麻豆区, was recently featured in The East Bay Times and The Mercury News for her op-ed […]

Balancing Science and Art, Jana Gaskin 鈥�25 Named 2024 Barry Goldwater Scholar

Nathalie Espinoza PZ ’26, Visiting Assistant Professor in Chemistry Christopher Dettmar, and Jana Gaskin ’25 (right) working inside The Nucleus. By Caitlin Antonios Two to four times a week, Jana […]

The Nucleus, Scripps and Pitzer鈥檚 State-of-the-Art Science Center, Officially Opens

By Emily Glory Peters After more than a decade of planning and two years of construction, the dust cleared this fall for the official opening of The Nucleus, a new […]

Pasadena Now Spotlights Study of Compassion by Professor Michael Spezio and Researchers

Pasadena Now spotlighted the work of Michael Spezio, associate professor of psychology, neuroscience, and data science, in an article on his recently completed three-year study on compassion. Made possible by […]

W.M. Keck Science Department Assistant Professor of Biology Sarah Budischak received a National Science Foundation grant from the Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases program to study how disease-carrying individuals can affect the health of populations and landscapes.