Express your creativity in any one of five outstanding student publications: 

The Campanil (formerly the Weekly) is an award-winning campus newspaper and the voice of Mills students. Recognized in 2005 as best in show by the California College Media Association, the Campanil is a great publication that gets you involved with the College and offers you an opportunity to develop professional journalism skills. Contribute an article or photograph and/or join the staff. No previous experience is required.

580 Split is an annual journal of arts and literature that publishes innovative and experimental prose, poetry, and art. 580 Split was founded specifically for graduate student participation in the areas of editing, publishing, and creative writing. 580 Split has expanded its presence in the Bay Area and can be found in such bookstores as Cody’s and City Lights. It is also one of the few literary journals carried by the Oakland Public Library.

The Walrus is an annual publication featuring short stories, poetry, and artwork by Mills students. The Walrus staff also publishes the Mills College Review, a literary newspaper that appears in the Campanil, and sponsors open readings of fiction and poetry by students. This publication is a great place for students interested in writing, editing, publishing, or graphic design.

The Womanist, A Women of Color Journal, is an annual publication featuring writing and artwork by students, alumnae, faculty, and staff of color (men and women), as well as Upward Bound students at Mills.

The Crest is the Mills College yearbook and is a true chronicle of time. The Crest has captured the Mills spirit for over 90 years. Each year the staff strives to bring in innovative and exciting themes that truly represent the student body. The staff consists of section editors and the editor-in-chief. No prior experience is required to join. If you are interested in joining the staff or just want to contribute a great photo or thought, please email yearbook@mills.edu.