Why do Students Cheat?
By: Sara Meng When was the last time you heard about a student cheating on an assignment or a test? Odds are, it wasn’t too long ago. Academic dishonesty has become an increasingly prevalent issue in schools. According to a…
Things to do Over this Winter Break
Elijah Cabatic, Staff-writer Winter break is the longest break aside from summer break that students get. During this break, many students decide to travel to destinations across the US, and even beyond. But, if you are planning on staying in…
Behind the Scenes: How Leadership Prepares for Events and Activities
By: Matthew Du, Staff Writer Leadership, known as a class of collaborative students who work to create fun and enjoyable activities for the student body to participate in throughout the school year. But what happens behind the scenes and behind closed…
Mark Chan: Capturing Life One Video at a Time
By: Warren Shiu, Staff Writer For Mills Senior Mark Chan, being a content creator isn’t just a hobby – it’s a way to express himself, connect with others, and unwind. What started as a fun experiment has quickly grown into…
Behind the Mistletoe: Where Did It Come From?
By: Noah Ung, Staff Writer Kissing under the mistletoe is one of the holiday season’s most playful and enduring traditions. For centuries, this seemingly random plant, with its evergreen leaves and white berries wrapped in bows, has carried the meanings…
Dragon Dance Team Soon to Return to Millbrae and SF Events
By: Tianyou Lee, Staff Writer In January and February of 2025, the Mills Dragon Dance Team will be performing at the Millbrae Lunar New Year Festival and San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade as their first out-of-school events since their…
Navigating the Transition From Fall to Winter Sports
By: Noah Ung, Staff Writer For high school athletes, the transition from fall to winter sports isn’t just about changing uniforms—it’s about managing multiple pressures at once. As the days get colder and the stakes get higher, athletes must balance…
Double the Drama: A One-Act Review of This Fall’s Two Plays
By: Amelia Naughten, News Editor This fall, the Mills drama department premiered two one-act plays: Steel Magnolias and the One Act Play that Goes Wrong. This was the first of its sort to be showcased, as in previous years Mills…
Who Inspires You
By: Madyson Tang, Staff Writer There are many things in the world that can inspire you. But what inspires others? This holiday season, Mills students and staff told us who inspires them. Mr. Headley, a math teacher here at Mills…