Milligan University is offering six new spring courses covering topics such as artificial intelligence, business, art, history and restorative justice. The restorative justice course will teach students how to repair harm, rebuild relationships and practice forgiveness and accountability.
Productivity is a word that plagues my mind. I (and a large number of my peers) often think about the level of productivity that’s being achieved at any given moment. The things we want to do are assessed in terms of cost-benefit analyses. More and more young people are opting for all work and no […]
I’ve fallen under the surface. My heart races and my thoughts become certain with water holding me at gunpoint. I can think clearly. The water whispers lies into my soul. I know what is to come. My eyes dart and lungs plea with me. The thing about drowning is when you’re underwater you can see […]
The 2026 midterm elections brought several historic victories across the country, including the first female governor of Tennessee and the first Black, Latino, Native American and openly gay governors and senators in various states. Tennessee Republicans Marsha Blackburn, Bill Hagerty and Diana Harshbarger also won their respective races.
Milligan University Orchestra performed at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 7 in the Mary B. Martin Auditorium at Seeger Chapel. The concert, “With International Flair,” featured music by Erik Satie, John Rutter and a tribute to Dolly Parton. Dr. Kellie Brown, professor of music and area chair of music, said the concert was designed to take listeners […]
As students prepare to register for Spring 2027 semester classes, Milligan is using its new Milligan Central system. For some students, the transition from Self-Service to Milligan Central has caused confusion. “I spent like half an hour trying to figure out how to register for classes,” said Mia Grasse, a Milligan senior. “Milligan Central is […]
Milligan introduced the free MU Safe app to help students and employees access campus safety resources, emergency alerts and reporting tools. The app also includes features like mobile blue lights and Friend Walk to help users stay safe and contact help when needed.
Milligan alumnus Mitchell Hancock’s “(Y)OUR LAND” photography exhibit shares the stories of immigrants and foreigners to encourage empathy and understanding. Hancock hopes the exhibit reminds people to welcome others and treat their neighbors with love and kindness.
Milligan University opened a new Ballad Health Simulation Lab to give nursing and health science students realistic, hands-on medical training. The lab features advanced mannequins and equipment to help students practice medical skills and prepare for real patient care.
Milligan’s men’s and women’s golf teams finished their fall seasons at the AAC Fall Preview, with the women placing fourth and the men finishing sixth. Bailey McGaha and Aidan Sinclair led their teams individually, both improving their scores throughout the tournament.