[in]Visible Magazine

What was life like for past Scripps women? How did they dress? What was the dating scene like? Victoria Davis interviews Judy Harvey Sahak ‘64, the Sally Preston Swan Librarian at Denison Library, to answer these questions and more.

Being from Mauritius, a small island off the southwest coast of Africa. Scripps sophomore Anissa Joonas has a different perspective on beauty and body image than the average American.

Erin Coleman ’11 reflects on her semester in Vienna, Austria.

Scripps Spotlight shines on Jos Greene, a junior who has recently begun to identify as transgender. Read about his transition, challenges and rewards, and his hopes for the future.

Can spirituality affect body image? Scripps senior Erica Owen evokes a powerful image of how her relationship with God has transformed her feelings about her body.

While developing positive self-image is essential, it’s also important to think about the world outside one­self. As Scripps students, we owe much of our great opportunity to learn and become beautiful, empowered women to the endless work of the staff at Scripps. Whether it’s the housekeeper who cleans the blackboards three times a day or […]

I’m only speaking from my own experiences—I’m in no way speaking for the whole queer community. WHAT IS YOUR SEXUAL ORIENTATION? Queer. I personally hate the word lesbian and don’t identify with it. To me, a lesbian is a person who lives in Greece on the island of Lesbos. But, people can identify however they […]

Harvey Mudd senior Elaine Shaver reveals how a per­fectionist academic atmo­sphere and family influences indirectly led her to become a bulimic – and how she learned to respect her body. Has the Mudd or Claremont commu­nity affected how you view your and others’ bodies? Indirectly, I guess. Mudd in particular has a perfectionist attitude. Almost […]