Also, the gallery offers opportunities for students in the program through independent study and work study. The Music Building is composed of the Pattison Music Building and the Caster Music Room. Pattison Music Building houses a recital hall and rehearsal space. The Caster Music Room boasts a music library, listening equipment and office space for both Scripps Music Department and the Joint Music Program. The dance studio, near the music building, is a spacious, light and airy studio completely equipped for the exploration of movement and the instruction of dance.
Students explore dances from around the world, including traditional African dance.
Performances are held in the studio. The Humanities Building is a modern structure of Mediterranean design set in the College's olive grove. In addition to classrooms and faculty offices, there is a 200-seat auditorium for lectures and films, a faculty lounge and the Clark Humanities Museum. As a teaching museum, the Clark Humanities Museum offers five to six exhibitions each year that are integral parts of the academic program. Faculty schedule exhibitions in conjunction with their classes.