On Feb. 2, Heaven Bachand, a sophomore at Mills, shared frustration via MillsGo about a friend being notified by the Financial Aid office that they…
The Campanil
As we approach the one-year anniversary of living within a global pandemic, one might reflect on both the tremendous losses the world has suffered and…
In 1967, a woman who would later become one of the United States’ most trailblazing psychologists moved into a Chicago YMCA following a mental health…
Since the 1810 sale of S&J Fuller’s first manufactured paper doll, children and adults alike have loved these two-dimensional toys. Whether paper dolls are detailed…
For the past year, health officials have been struggling to get Americans to wear a mask. Now those same officials may be facing pushback again…
The world is burning beneath our feet. In the United States alone, institutionalized racism has a death toll that grows higher every day, prisons mimic…
I count myself among the many nervous Americans, or global citizens if you will, that waited for results of the second of two U.S. Senate…