Milligan’s men’s and women’s tennis teams competed in the ITA Regional Small College Championships in Kentucky from Sept. 24-28, advancing in singles and doubles. The teams gained valuable experience and will compete next at Emory & Henry on Oct. 15.
Milligan offers a variety of student-led clubs and organizations focused on academics, career development, science and faith. These groups help students build friendships, explore interests and become more involved in campus life.
Students performed at the first recital of the semester on Oct. 1 in Lower Seeger, featuring junior music performance major Casey Roberts. Audience members enjoyed the music and praised the performers for bringing people together through music.
Milligan’s Writing Center has helped hundreds of students improve their writing during its first year. Students have praised its friendly coaches, and the center plans to expand its services and programs.
Derthick Hall’s new gray renovations represent the changes happening at Milligan University.
This poem describes feeling homesick for something that was never actually had. It explores longing for an impossible past, future, or version of oneself.
Grace Taylor is Milligan University’s new director of campus activities, where she focuses on planning events and building community. Her faith has helped her embrace unexpected opportunities and let go of perfectionism while creating welcoming spaces for students.
Milligan University hosted its first “Pursue” Conference for high school students interested in ministry. The conference helped students explore their calling through worship, speakers, and activities.
Abigail Melinsky was elected freshman class president at Milligan University on Sept. 17. She will represent freshmen in the Student Government Association along with other class representatives.
College athletes must balance classes, practices, games, homework, and personal time. Planning ahead, using time wisely, taking breaks, and asking for help can make balancing everything easier.