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Mills College and Northeastern University are merging to create a bicoastal university powered by Northeastern’s global experiential learning and research, strengthened by Mills’ legacy in women's leadership, equity, and social justice. Learn about the Merger with Northeastern University.
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There, you will be able to use your common Mills password -- rather than your PIN -- from now on. If you do not have a password, you can set it using a link on the Portal. All of your myMills resources still exist and can be reached via the Portal. If you have any questions, please contact ITS at [email protected].
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Nicholas Ware built Ware’s Folly (Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art) in 1818 in the Federal style, reportedly for the astounding cost of $40,000. As Georgia expanded westward and the states of Alabama and Mississippi attracted many of its prosperous planters, Augusta’s economy began to stagnate.
Founded in the early 1930s, Augusta National Golf Club is on the Fruitlands property on Washington Road west of Augusta on the northern border of Summerville. Also in the '30s, the club established the Masters Golf Tournament, which has become golf’s premier event in the United States.
A military town since its beginning as a military outpost in the 1730s, Augusta served as a place of refuge in the French and Indian War and passed back and forth between American and British hands during the Revolution. The city hosted a United States Arsenal beginning in 1819.