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Caitlin Antonios

  • Writer and Editor, Scripps College
Los Angeles
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ex-journalist, now I agonize over sports and retweet interesting articles. Previous: @OCRegister | @columbiajourn @ucirvine | 🇱🇧

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More Than Movement: Dance as Inquiry, Activism, and Memory

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By Caitlin Antonios
| Scripps College
Mia Ciotti ’26 and Audrey Che ’27 By Caitlin Antonios Dance serves as a liberal arts practice that integrates intellectual inquiry, historical preservation, community building, activism, and personal growth, highlight through the College’s recent collaboration with the Martha Graham Dance Company for a portion of the annual Scripps Dances performance. On a late Friday night in Scripps’ Richardson Dance Studio, 15 dancers stand barefoot in a circle.
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People Power: How Volunteers Fuel Students’ Confidence at Scripps

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By Caitlin Antonios
| Scripps College
Fall Emerging Professionals Program mixer By Caitlin Antonios Scripps community members help students succeed by giving their time and expertise to mentor others through mock interviews organized by Scripps’ Career Planning and Resources. Job interview nerves can be paralyzing—sweaty palms, a bouncing knee, the discomfort of stiff soles.
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Capstone Day 2026 Celebrates the Theses of Graduating Seniors

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By Caitlin Antonios
| Scripps College
Chalotte Blasi ’26 and Professor of Mathematics Chris Towse By Caitlin Antonios Scripps students showcased months of independent research and interdisciplinary collaboration during Capstone Day, presenting senior theses that reflected the skills and passions they developed throughout college. Several projects tackled meaningful social and cultural issues across disciplines, including math, psychology, art, and more.
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Charles M. Rappleye Investigative Journalism Award

2021
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