Resources for DACA and undocumented students during COVID-19
Resources for DACA and undocumented students during COVID-19
By Angel Fabre on May 12, 2020
As the city of Oakland extends its shelter-in-place to May 31, many residents continue to face personal challenges due to an unplanned loss of income...
Much of California is relaxing COVID-19 restrictions starting May 8
Much of California is relaxing COVID-19 restrictions starting May 8
By Ari Fitzgibbon on May 11, 2020
On May 4, 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom declared his intent to move into Stage Two of a four-stage framework for reopening the state of California...
The Indigenous Women’s Alliance responds to defacement of Class of ’20 senior wall
The Indigenous Women’s Alliance responds to defacement of Class of ’20 senior wall
By Angel Fabre on May 4, 2020
Painting the senior wall, located across from the Mail and Copy Center in Adams Plaza, has been an annual tradition where students gather to decorate...
Fashion meets conservation: how one Black Mills alum launched a brand to spread awareness
Fashion meets conservation: how one Black Mills alum launched a brand to spread awareness
By Angel Fabre on May 4, 2020
Class of '17 Mills alum Audrey Simpson recently launched Haymaker Finch, a fashion brand dedicated to educating people about conservationism and working towards poverty alleviation....
Fighting on: Good news in today’s world
Fighting on: Good news in today’s world
By Alyana W. on April 21, 2020
With today's current state, it's time for some good news. Here are some good things happening in the world now. A 1,000-year-old cherry tree is...

Ways to help your community while sheltering-in-place
Ways to help your community while sheltering-in-place
By Alyana W. on April 27, 2020
You might be one of the lucky ones, not an essential worker, not dealing with a financial burden, food insecurity, or feelings of helplessness during...
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Simple ways to reduce screen time
Simple ways to reduce screen time
By Ari Fitzgibbon on April 20, 2020
Cell phones, computers and other electronic devices have likely been a fixture of your days for many years at this point. However, with the onset...
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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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Posts tagged as “textiles”

Indira Allegra and Rebeca Bollinger are the spring A+P+I artists in residence

By Michaela Payne on March 13, 2018

Indira Allegra and Rebeca Bollinger are this semester’s artists-in-residence for A+P+I, or the Art, Process and Ideas collaboration between the Mills College Art Museum…

Recap on Drake’s “Dark Lane Demo Tapes” project
Recap on Drake’s “Dark Lane Demo Tapes” project
By Tyler on May 13, 2020
Flickr “I got all these blessings just to give it to others anyway…Know what I’m saying?... Yeah, my hand’s always open, for real.” "When To...
Travis Scott introduces “THE SCOTTS” collab in Fortnite
Travis Scott introduces “THE SCOTTS” collab in Fortnite
By Tyler on April 28, 2020
Instagram Over the weekend, rapper Travis Scott gave hip-hop enthusiasts and Fortnite gamers an out-of-this-world experience with a virtual music tour. Last Thursday evening, Fortnite’s...
Netflix’s “Midnight Gospel”: The podcast, the show, the bore
Netflix’s “Midnight Gospel”: The podcast, the show, the bore
By Jo Moses on April 27, 2020
Netflix’s new show “Midnight Gospel” bills itself as a spiritual successor to creator Pendleton Ward’s “Adventure Time.” The show proudly displays a classic CalArts animation...
Mills students are still dancing
Mills students are still dancing
By Tyler on April 20, 2020
“Going back to this idea that dance is an opportunity to be more human…” reflects second-year Mills dance student, Camille Schmitt; “Like, it’s hard to...
Art lecture series with Minerva Cuevas
Art lecture series with Minerva Cuevas
By Tyler on April 13, 2020
Minerva Cuevas' art installation “Feast and Famine.” Photo from Flickr. While explaining the relationship between the term "cannibalism" and Mexican cacao, Minerva Cuevas projected an...

Looking back on Pixar’s “Cars”—and why it should have been about people
Looking back on Pixar’s “Cars”—and why it should have been about people
By Jo Moses on May 12, 2020
This weekend, I watched "Cars." Since it’s quarantine, and we’re all doing some weird things, I decided to take another look at Pixar’s atrocious 2006...
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How shows like Netflix’s “Too Hot To Handle” tokenize bisexual women
How shows like Netflix’s “Too Hot To Handle” tokenize bisexual women
By Jo Moses on May 4, 2020
Netflix’s latest reality dating show, “Too Hot To Handle,” features a group of hilariously vapid contestants tasked with finding love while banned from any sexual...
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How to bring back letter-writing in quarantine
How to bring back letter-writing in quarantine
By Ari Fitzgibbon on May 4, 2020
Greetings, reader. I suspect that you, like me, may be well and truly inundated with suggestions of things to do during quarantine. However, if I...
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The best dinosaur murder comedies you’ve never seen
The best dinosaur murder comedies you’ve never seen
By Ari Fitzgibbon on April 27, 2020
Most of us can use a little escapist entertainment at the best of times, but with the onset of a global pandemic, it’s become more...
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Herland: hypocrisy, abortion, and a 1915 feminist utopia novel
Herland: hypocrisy, abortion, and a 1915 feminist utopia novel
By Jo Moses on April 20, 2020
Search “fake feminism” into Google. You’ll find endless think pieces on privilege, Ivanka Trump and Taylor Swift. But the thing that all those articles have...
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