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Lisa Dyson, CEO of Hayward-based Kiverdi, a biotechnology company that creates chemicals from waste materials, will give a talk in the Lorry I. Lokey School of Business and Public Policy March 29 as part of an ongoing lecture series investigating the impact of technology on society.

Mills College Professor of Ethnic Studies Julia Chinyere Oparah has co-edited a new book called Birthing Justice: Black Women, Pregnancy, and Childbirth.

Mills College swimmer Melissa Berkay made school history by qualifying for the NCAA national championships in North Carolina this month.

Introducing the 14th President of Mills College. Broadcast begins 3:00 pm (PST).

When people think about 19th-century African American history, slavery mostly comes to mind, not the thriving intellectual culture of the North, according to Mills College English Professor Ajuan Mance, whose new book collects black writing for black readers from 1808 to 1910.

Professor of Government Fred Lawson was featured in a panel discussion on Forum that debated the ramifications of Russia's recent bombing of a hospital in Syria.

Mills College English Professor Kirsten Saxton has been named a recipient of the 2016 Undergraduate Teaching Award from the Southeastern American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies for organizing the best undergraduate panel at the society's upcoming annual conference in Savannah, Georgia.

The Foundation for Contemporary Arts has awarded two individual grants to William Winant and Nora Chipaumire for their pioneering work in music and dance.