Recent posts in The Campanil
A world without Steve Jobs will be a strange one
Dear Mills Community, There was never a moment in my life when Apple did not exist; I was born and raised on the Macintosh. I have never known a world without Steve Jobs. While I wasn’t around to see the first Apple computer, I have seen how Jobs has shaped the world throughout my life. [...]
Updated on October 7, 2011
To the California coastline: exploring Woodside Road
While most tourists take Highway 92 to cross over from the mid-peninsula to the coastal beaches of Half Moon Bay, some true beauty lies along a different route. A sea of county parks and nature preserves, this route makes for a stunning, albeit longer, journey to the coast. The winding Woodside Road that most call [...]
Updated on September 22, 2011
From the Desk of the Editor-in-Chief . . .
Dear Mills Community, Growing up, I, like many children, sifted through nearly a dozen ideas as to who I wanted to be “when I grew up.” From dreaming of being an opera singer to wanting to be an ambassador for some faraway country, I could never settle on one passion to live for — until [...]
Updated on August 25, 2011
Class of 2011 | PHOTOS: A Graduate and Her Canine Friend
While we photographing the graduating students standing in line for the Processional to start, we noticed senior Mikhaila Rutherford with her companion dog Cojo. Take a look at the cute photos within.
Updated on May 14, 2011
After two decades, Holmgren says goodbye to Mills — but not for long
During Janet Holmgren’s 20 years as President, Mills College has seen changes both physically and academically. She will retire at the end of Spring and return as an English professor in 2012. PHOTOS inside.
Updated on May 6, 2011
New policy may keep students from studying abroad
Beginning in the 2012-2013 school year, Mills will no longer be allowing students to use their institution-funded scholarships towards study abroad programs.
Updated on April 29, 2011
English department hosts women journalism organization
“The Art of Audio” event on April 28 brought together a slew of participants – both undergraduate and graduate students studying a range of literary topics, alumnae and professional journalists from all over the country.
Updated on April 29, 2011
About Lauren Sliter
