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Community organizations in Nogales, Sonora

Community organizations in Nogales, Sonora

By Angel Fabre on January 29, 2020

During the winter of 2020, twelve Mills students traveled to the U.S./Mexico border in Arizona to learn about the issues affecting migrants and the surrounding...

SKSM graduate school is set to join the Mills campus in Fall 2020

SKSM graduate school is set to join the Mills campus in Fall 2020

By Angel Fabre on January 4, 2020

Last semester, Mills President Beth Hillman informed the Mills student body of a new partnership with Starr King School for the Ministry (SKSM). In an...

Oakland-based Roots of Change champions policy to instigate food system reform

Oakland-based Roots of Change champions policy to instigate food system reform

By Jessica Gillespie on December 11, 2019

Turquoise waves splash against a shoreline of rich alabastrine sand. The repetitive rushing of these steady surges against the coast replaces the morning silence. Speaking...

It’s time to cue “Graduation” by Vitamin C

It’s time to cue “Graduation” by Vitamin C

By Shirley Acuna on December 10, 2019

Hi, you don’t know this, but I have written the beginning of this sentence too many times. It’s very nice to meet you. It’s weird...

It’s the middle that counts: saying goodbye to Mills.

It’s the middle that counts: saying goodbye to Mills.

By Jessica Gillespie on December 10, 2019

In less than 10 days, I’ll be graduating from Mills and departing the Campanil’s chief news editor role. It has meant a lot to me to...

HEALTH & WELLNESS

New year, new you: Keeping your New Year’s resolutions

New year, new you: Keeping your New Year’s resolutions

By Alyana W. on February 4, 2020

Photo by Glenn Carstens-Peters on Unsplash There's no better way to start the new year than setting a new goal for yourself: drinking more water, doing all the...

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The resurgence of the modern-day plague: Coronavirus update

The resurgence of the modern-day plague: Coronavirus update

By Alyana W. on February 4, 2020

With only one month into 2020, which was claimed to be the year of bouncing back from climate change and the Trump administration, the year...

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Winter is coming: Managing seasonal depression

Winter is coming: Managing seasonal depression

By Alyana W. on December 10, 2019

Paul Green You are not alone if this recent change in weather has made you feel sluggish and melancholy. More than three million people yearly...

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Allergen-friendly holiday recipes

Allergen-friendly holiday recipes

By Gray McNally on December 6, 2019

Whether you have a gluten allergy, are lactose intolerant, or looking for some vegan-friendly recipes for this holiday season, look no further! Gluten-free Vegan Gingerbread...

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California Public Utilities Commission questions PG&E

California Public Utilities Commission questions PG&E

By Stephanie Lister on November 12, 2019

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) called an emergency meeting on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, to question Pacific Gas and Electricity (PG&E) CEO Bill Johnson...

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