Mills College moves all courses online in response to the threat of COVID-19
Mills College moves all courses online in response to the threat of COVID-19
By Angel Fabre on March 13, 2020
The World Health Organization (WHO) has now declared the recent coronavirus a pandemic. A pandemic differs from an epidemic and outbreak in that it refers...
Article Retraction: “Sexual harassment in English Department”
Article Retraction: “Sexual harassment in English Department”
By Angel Fabre on March 6, 2020
On Mar. 3, 2020, the Campanil published an editorial of an alumni student titled “Sexual harassment in English Department” that discussed details of a Title...
Simplified: Trump appoints Pence to lead response to coronavirus
Simplified: Trump appoints Pence to lead response to coronavirus
By Felicia Payomo on February 28, 2020
On Wednesday, Feb. 26, President Trump appointed Vice President Mike Pence to lead the government’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19). The decision to have Pence...
UCSC students striking for COLA and wider system reform
UCSC students striking for COLA and wider system reform
By Dana Culpepper on February 28, 2020
Photo by Dana Culpepper. University of Santa Cruz students continue their strike for a movement that began by graduate students for a cost of living...
Lack of staff affects student support
Lack of staff affects student support
By Angel Fabre on February 28, 2020
Earlier this month, students eating dinner at Founders Commons were met with a surprise: the buffet-style cafeteria had left small bugs in the broccoli served...

Easing COVID-19 anxieties
Easing COVID-19 anxieties
By Alyana W. on March 13, 2020
By now, the news of COVID-19 is inescapable, creating waves of anxiety for much of the public. While there isn't much one college student can...
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The husband stitch: Derogatory joke or painful reality?
The husband stitch: Derogatory joke or painful reality?
By Felicia Payomo on February 28, 2020
According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), on average, an estimated 3,791,712 babies are born each year. While much of the joy...
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Time to hit the hay: Getting a good night’s rest
Time to hit the hay: Getting a good night’s rest
By Alyana W. on February 25, 2020
Alexander Possingham We have all done it—the infamous all-nighter. Staying up for a full 24 hours, maybe to get that essay in on time or...
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Save the Farm Club!
Save the Farm Club!
By Angel Fabre on February 14, 2020
The Mills Farm Club is currently experiencing a change in leadership. At risk of ending completely this semester, the club needs new students to join...
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“Self-Compassion and self-love”: One on one with Dalia Bender
“Self-Compassion and self-love”: One on one with Dalia Bender
By Alyana W. on February 12, 2020
Dalia Bender, first year at Mills College—and teacher of those free yoga classes you've been hearing about—pauses mid-vent to take a bite out of her...
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Posts published in “Health & Wellness”

Congratulations to the graduating athletes!

By Amy Backas on April 25, 2002

Jessica Abeita, Soccer Doreen Anderson, Swimming Sarah Clark, Soccer and Tennis Katy Coe, Swimming Tina Gu, Volleyball Olivia Guevarra, Crew Emilia Huerta-Sanchez, Cross Country Marina…

Comic Spotlight: “The Call”
Comic Spotlight: “The Call”
By Sofia Mendieta on March 17, 2020
Spotlight: 10 rising queer singers
Spotlight: 10 rising queer singers
By Jo Moses on March 11, 2020
Dorian Electra Dorian Electra identifies as queer and genderfluid and uses they/them pronouns. As an artist, Dorian Electra embodies camp, glamour and drag. As a...
“Heels” dance with Taeylor White
“Heels” dance with Taeylor White
By Tyler on February 28, 2020
Dance instructor and graduate student at Mills College, Taeylor White. The alluring words of Missy Elliott’s song "DripDemeanor"—“Boy you cannot get me locked, you tryna...
Are ‘Millsies’ having fun yet?
Are ‘Millsies’ having fun yet?
By Tyler on February 28, 2020
Two weeks ago, Mills College students held a screening of the critically acclaimed film “The Last Black Man in San Francisco." Despite the film winning...
Forgotten queer media: Sylvia Scarlett
Forgotten queer media: Sylvia Scarlett
By Jo Moses on February 14, 2020
In 1935, "Sylvia Scarlett" premiered—an epic financial flop of a movie about a woman (played by Katherine Hepburn) who decides that she can help her...

How YouTube piracy feeds the mockbuster machine
How YouTube piracy feeds the mockbuster machine
By Jo Moses on March 11, 2020
Golden Films' mock buster "Snow White" as compared to Disney's "Snow White," courtesy of Cartoon Brew. Late capitalists and intellectual property fanatics, you might want...
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Disney fails again at queer representation
Disney fails again at queer representation
By Ari Fitzgibbon on March 11, 2020
Fans of quality queer cinema, rejoice: Disney has just recently unveiled their first openly gay character! Or, wait—is it their first? And hang on, just...
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Staff Editorial: How to create your death plan
Staff Editorial: How to create your death plan
By Jo Moses on February 27, 2020
Even in our bureaucracy, where the government controls where you live, go to school, when you can work and how you can dress, there is...
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Review: “Birds of Prey” truly is “fantabulous”
Review: “Birds of Prey” truly is “fantabulous”
By Ari Fitzgibbon on February 13, 2020
Let me open this review with a warning: I am by no means a regular consumer of superhero movies. I don’t even know how much...
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The TSA is transphobic, racist and pointless
The TSA is transphobic, racist and pointless
By Ari Fitzgibbon on February 4, 2020
One of the most important and difficult parts of starting a new semester at college, particularly for non-local students, can be the process of actually...
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