[in]Visible Magazine

In her memoir Hungry, plus-size model Crystal Renn addresses how being a healthy weight is more beautiful than the extreme thinness often perpetuated by models.

Many feel that much of their happiness is based on the quality of their relationships, or lack thereof. These are the conclusions that staff writer Emily Hanna ’12 has drawn from talking to a group of students varying in race, gender, and sexual preference, offering insight into the nature of relationships at the 5Cs.

Read what these five seniors think about their experiences at Scripps and their futures.

When [in]Visible produced its first publication in the spring of last year, we had no idea what its future would be. Would it live to see another pub­lication? How would it improve as a magazine and an organization? Would Scripps students read it?

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

Women have been putting societal expectations and appearances before the support, health, and comfort of their feet for centuries. The long-practiced Chinese tradition of foot binding and the controversial side of high heels, flats, and other shoes adds perspective to sacrifices made for fashion.

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.

Guest writer and Scripps staff member Gretchen Maldonado examines how her perception of self changed during and after pregnancy.

Often, we hear the point of view of people who suffer from eating disorders. This perspective, from the sister of someone with bulimia, sheds new light on the issue.

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.