Faculty
61´«Ã½Faculty Shining: Recent Publications and WorksÂ
By Caitlin Antonios While Scripps’ faculty are dedicated educators, their impact extends far beyond the classroom. Through groundbreaking research, influential publications, and creative works, they continue to advance knowledge and […]
Read MoreWeak Brain Waves Tell Us Something—the BeatLab is Decoding Them
Photo courtesy of Theo Perlin By Caitlin Antonios New research from Assistant Professor Gautam Agarwal’s beatLab shows that weak brain waves contain meaningful information about memory and location, opening new […]
Read MoreProfessor Stacey Wood Gives Elder Fraud Insight
Professor of Psychology Stacey Wood lent her expertise on elder fraud in a recent investigation published by the Sacrament Bee. Two firefighters who visited an elderly woman in response to […]
Read MoreProfessor Martha Gonzalez Headlines in Chicago
Associate Professor of Chicanx-Latinx Studies Martha Gonzalez will headline the second annual Boleros De Noche in Chicago. The music series has been ongoing in Los Angeles for a decade and now returns to […]
Read MoreProfessor Warren Liu’s New Book First Contact Makes Must-Read List 2026
61´«Ã½Humanities Building Professor of English and Associate Dean of Faculty Warren Liu’s new poetry book First Contact made the Orange County Register’s list of poetry books to read in 2026.  First Contact, published by […]
Read MoreSee Professor Ken Gonzales-Day’s Art in the New Metro D Line Station
Metro Art commissioned Professor of Art Ken Gonzales-Day to create a public art display at the new Metro D Line Wilshire/Fairfax Station across the street from the Los Angeles County Museum […]
Read MoreProfessor Yuval Avnur in Nautilus Magazine: Don’t Worry About AI
Professor Yuval Avnur Professor of Philosophy Yuval Avnur has published an op-ed in Nautilus expounding on the ways AI, despite its vast presence, won’t be replacing humans any time soon. […]
Read MoreWhy the Liberal Arts Matter Now More Than Ever
Elm Tree Lawn By Assistant Professor of History and Africana Studies Westenley Alcenat and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty Professor Mary Hatcher-Skeers Two 61´«Ã½faculty members […]
Read MoreProfessor Dalton Krauss’s Legacy Lives on Through $1.6M Gift to Study AbroadÂ
By Kendra Pintor A transformative $1.6 million gift from the estate of Professor Dalton Krauss establishes the SAGE Quasi-Endowment, expanding access to study abroad and global education opportunities for Scripps students.  Krauss’s four-decade legacy […]
Read MoreFrom Ghost Stories to NASA Groundbreakers: Students Research Scripps’ Past
In a first-of-its-kind Core class on Scripps’ history, first-year students uncover the people and traditions that shaped the College, from NASA’s longest employee Susan Finley ’58 to ghost lore to […]
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