Computing Resources on Campus - Lab Locations

Public Student Computing Lab Locations

These labs are available 24/7 for all students to use. You will need your Mills ID card to open the doors of these labs.

• Stern 10
• CPM 207

Computer Classroom Locations

When these rooms are not scheduled for classes, they are open for all students to use 24/7. Please check the schedules online or on the door before entering these rooms to ensure you are not interrupting a class. You will need your Mills ID card to open the doors of these computer classrooms.

• The Electronic Collaborative Learning Center—Stern 14
• The Parsons Computer Classroom—Stern 35

Commuting Student Labs/Lounges

These labs are for our commuting students only. Go to the HMDS office and present your Mills ID card to request a key to the appropriate commuting student lab. All commuting student labs are located in the Student Union.

• Graduate Lounge—graduate students
• Mary Atkins—resuming undergraduate students (over age 23)
• Persis Coleman—traditional age undergraduate students

Residence Hall and House Labs

These labs are only for residential students who live in the hall or house. You will need your Mills ID card to open the doors of the lab in these residence halls:

• Ege 
• Ethel Moore
• Mary Morse 
• Orchard-Meadow
• Warren Olney

You will need go to the HMDS office and present your Mills ID card to request a key to these labs:

• Larsen House
• Ross House

Academic Department Computing Labs

Access to these labs is typically restricted to students enrolled in courses in each department. Rules, regulations, hours of operation and access vary. Ask your professor or the department's faculty administrative assistant if you have questions regarding access to these labs. Some departmental computing labs include:

• Book Arts
• Dance  
• Education
• Intermedia Arts (Prieto Lab)
• Math & Computer Science
• MBA
• Natural Sciences
• Psychology
• Public Policy
• Social Sciences

Other Student Computing Facilities

Rules, regulations, hours of operation and access vary. Ask your professor or the department's administrative assistant if you have questions regarding access to these labs. Some additional computing facilities include:

• Art Graduate Studios
• Center for Academic Excellence (CAE)
• Center for Contemporary Music (CCM)
• Cowell Student Resource Center
• F. W. Olin Library
• Place for Writers
• Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
• Solidarity Lounge
• Women of Color Resource Center

For assistance, please contact the Information Technology HelpDesk at 510.430.2005, email helpdesk@mills.edu, or submit a request at helpdesk.mills.edu.