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...
BART plans a future that includes affordable options for Bay Area residents
BART plans a future that includes affordable options for Bay Area residents
By Joanna Flamenco on December 5, 2019
Flickr Ting Chen The doors open and chaos ensues as BART riders push their way through the dense crowds. The sardine-like claustrophobia sets in as...
Oakland community speaks out about city’s lack of transparency on impact fees
Oakland community speaks out about city’s lack of transparency on impact fees
By Joanna Flamenco on November 12, 2019
City Council listens in on community concerns. An Oakland City Council meeting was held Oct. 22 to discuss the economic development efforts affecting future plans...

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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Stressed? There’s an App for that!
Stressed? There’s an App for that!
By Alyana W. on November 7, 2019
Photo by Gilles Lambert The 21st century has it all: hover-boards, virtual reality and apps. A 2019 report from Statista found that there are more than...
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Tampon taxes need to end, period
Tampon taxes need to end, period
By Ari Fitzgibbon on October 24, 2019
On Oct. 19, rallies took place across the United States to mark the first National Period Day. This event was created by the nonprofit Period.org...
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FLICKR| Mills College at the Oakland Women’s March

By Emily Burian on February 3, 2017

On Saturday January 21st thousands took to the streets to protest the recent presidential inauguration and everything that Donal Trump stands for. President Elizabeth Hillman led a group of Mills community members marching for gender justice. All photos taken by Emily Burian and Marisa Tangeman.

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Emily Burian

Emily Burian is the current Chief News Editor for The Campanil. She previously was the Asst. News Editor. She has been on staff since Fall 2015. Contact her at burian@thecampanil.com.

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