health
Sexual assault awareness month inspires victim exhibition for healing
In light of Sexual Assault Awareness month, the Colleges has been working to bring an awareness exhibit to Mills to inspire students to support victims and to help victims heal.
Updated on April 1, 2010
Expert health educators on campus to help smokers quit with resources
Many students are unaware of campus resources that offer help to students who want to quit smoking.
Updated on March 31, 2010
Valentine’s Day poses health debate
The gifts to give on Valentine’s Day may satisfy that lingering sweet tooth, however, it may leave your loved ones feeling stressed emotionally and financially.
Updated on February 11, 2010
Students recognize World AIDS Day
The Women’s Health Resource Center dispensed safe sex supplies while raising money to benefit a local AIDS organization on World AIDS Day.
Updated on December 4, 2009
Health fair: Vendors present available community resources during annual event in Haas
Despite poor weather conditions and a last minute location change, vendors of all sorts came together to support the Mills community with information and souvenirs at this year’s health fair.
Updated on October 28, 2009
Electronic cigarettes get mixed reviews, toxins still found
Electronic cigarettes have become a debatable topic among health specialists; companies claim they are more environmentally friendly than traditional cigarettes, yet traces of toxins have still been found.
Updated on October 28, 2009
Health center runs out of H1N1 flu vaccine
The on-campus Kaiser health center has run out of the H1N1 injectable vaccine, according to an email this morning from Kim Baranek, director of Wellness and Community Outreach.
Updated on October 27, 2009
Mills offers vaccinations against the upcoming flu season
As the flu season approaches, Mills College’s new on-campus health center is concerned with getting people vaccinated against the flu.
Updated on October 21, 2009
Volunteers prepare to teach health to Oakland high school students
Times of economic crisis have led many California school districts to cut health education courses from public high schools, and Oakland is no exception.
Updated on September 23, 2009
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