The focus of Milligan’s Big Ideas course this semester is on “War.” The Stampede is presenting a series of articles and essays, which include interviews of students and the faculty who are leading the class. This week, we asked English and Humanities Professor Dr. Michael Blouin to touch on some of the history, rhetoric, and […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 14, Monday 03/31 Faculty Lecture with the speaker Dr. Angela Hilton-Prillhart happened at 6 p.m. Webb Camping was hosted at Pardee Lawn at 7 p.m. My2Words Workshop took place in the SUB at 7:30 p.m. picture by pexel
Spring Semester 2025, Week 13 Saturday 03/29 “Little Women” The Musical continued to run at the Gregory Center. Tickets were $12, and the show ran March 27-30. Baseball played a doubleheader against Tennessee Wesleyan in Athens, TN, losing both games 11-5 and 13-0. Softball celebrated Senior Day with a doubleheader against CIU, splitting the series […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 14 03/31-04/06 03/31 Monday Faculty Lecture: Dr. Angela Hilton-Prillhart | 6 p.m. Webb Camping @ Pardee Lawn | 7 p.m. My2Words Workshop @ SUB | 7:30 p.m. 04/01 Tuesday Edwin V. Hayden Lectureship | 7 p.m. Grace Krell, Junior Voice Recital / Music Student Recital | 7 p.m. Women’s and Men’s […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 13, Thursday 03/27 “Little Women” The Musical premiered at the Gregory Center. Tickets are $12, and the show is running March 27-30. Men’s and Women’s Tennis competed against Pikeville (KY) at Bob Amos Park. The men’s team won 4-3, and the women’s team lost to Upike. Men’s Outdoor Track & Field […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 13, Wednesday 03/26 The Milligan Wellness Fair happened 10am to 2pm at Gregory Lobby. After the baseball game against WVU tech was reschedueled for Wednesday, Milligan defeated them 8-6. Softball played aginst Johnson and lost game 1 8-0, but won game 2 6-5. Men’s and Women’s Tennis played against Cumberlands at […]
The focus of Milligan’s Big Ideas course this semester is on “War.” The Stampede is presenting a series of articles, essays and other features on the class, which will include interviews of students and the faculty who are leading the class. This week, Biology Professor Dr. Brian Eisenback touches on war’s effect on the environment. […]
Milligan unveiled a redesigned campus website Monday, March 17, featuring a fresh new look and enhanced functionality aimed at engaging prospective students while serving current students, faculty and staff. The new site, which replaced Milligan Today, has a range of updated features including student quick links, faculty and staff quick links, a new calendar tool, […]
Milligan’s men’s Bowling placed fourth at NAIA National Championships, which took place from March 20-22 in Sterling Heights, Michigan. The women’s team lost their first game against Morningside 4-3, as well as their elimination game against Saint Xavier. “We had a great experience,” said sophomore Nate Trentler. ”It was a lot of bowling and took […]
Despite chilly conditions, SGA’s and Goah’s Spring Concert Festival successfully relocated to Lower Seeger, maintaining its 7 p.m. start time. The indoor venue did not dampen the evening’s spirits, offering students a vibrant night of music and entertainment. Local food vendors added to the event’s appeal, with Mimi’s Creamery stationed outside Seeger and dinner options […]