Gender Inclusive Scripps Identification and Logo Rebrand
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Alex Yamamoto
4 years ago
Featured
about time!!
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Sarah Nasser
4 years ago
Featured
its long overdue. how is this still the branding in 2019
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Jordan Gibson
4 years ago
Featured
the logo is outdated and honestly just feels wrong now.
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Cara Bondurant
4 years ago
Alum
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Chloe Griffin
4 years ago
Featured
scripps alum here and i totally agree. times have changed and the school needs to update its image to reflect that.
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Anna Reitman
4 years ago
Class of 2023
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Lily Mundell
4 years ago
Scripps c/o 2022
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Cory McCartan
4 years ago
prospective student
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Anika McCartan
4 years ago
prospective student
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Jessica Maurice
4 years ago
Class of 2022
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Elle Biesemeyer
4 years ago
Class of 2021
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Meg Bolan
4 years ago
Wellesley College ‘22
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Tyler Bennett
4 years ago
This needs to happen
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Jojo Sanders
4 years ago
Class of ‘20
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Judith
4 years ago
friend of alumni
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Claire
4 years ago
Featured
As an alum of Scripps, I am proud of the efforts of students to promote gender inclusivity that I saw on campus. Challenging gender was a huge part of the growth that I experienced while at Scripps; at a historically women’s college, my achievements were not framed by gender narratives, they just were. I also learned so much from my trans and non-binary classmates and community members. Changing this logo would help reduce the erasure that these students and community members experience daily and signify that Scripps as an institution values gender inclusivity as much as its students.
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Keaton Schiller
4 years ago
SC '22
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Natasha Vhugen
4 years ago
student, class of 22
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Maya Moore
4 years ago
Featured
class of 2021. we need to be more inclusive if we actually care about our values
about time!!
its long overdue. how is this still the branding in 2019
the logo is outdated and honestly just feels wrong now.
Alum
scripps alum here and i totally agree. times have changed and the school needs to update its image to reflect that.
Class of 2023
Scripps c/o 2022
prospective student
prospective student
Class of 2022
Class of 2021
Wellesley College ‘22
This needs to happen
Class of ‘20
friend of alumni
As an alum of Scripps, I am proud of the efforts of students to promote gender inclusivity that I saw on campus. Challenging gender was a huge part of the growth that I experienced while at Scripps; at a historically women’s college, my achievements were not framed by gender narratives, they just were. I also learned so much from my trans and non-binary classmates and community members. Changing this logo would help reduce the erasure that these students and community members experience daily and signify that Scripps as an institution values gender inclusivity as much as its students.
SC '22
student, class of 22
class of 2021. we need to be more inclusive if we actually care about our values
so necessary