Lecture focuses on food and culture
Gail Tang, associate professor of mathematics, gave the final “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture of the year, for which she discussed the meaning of community and its relevance to culture, food, and history.
Indie bands bring music lovers together
Music lovers gathered to dance and enjoy bands playing Sunday at The Haven in Pomona. The four indie and alternative rock bands showcased were Sluttony, Funds for Jimmy, Trash Day and Integra Pink.
Photo exhibit captures human connection
“Push and Pull,” a senior photo exhibition featuring the work of Kim Toth and Ethan Bermudez, captures the dynamics and complexities in human relationships and connections.
Bands jam out at The Haven
Four indie punk bands perform at The Haven in Pomona on April 26.
18th Century melodies fill Garrison Theater
The Early Music Ensemble concert at Scripps College Sunday honored music history with a choral concert featuring music from before 1700. The concert was held in the Garrison Theater on the Scripps College campus.
Scripps College treated to Friday concert
Pianist Zach Neufeld and singers Tessie Prakas and Charles W. Kamm perform at the Friday Noon Concert Series on April 12 at Scripps College's Balch Auditorium.