The Milligan University Orchestra and Concert Choir performed a themed concert called “At the Threshold,” featuring music about life, death, and transition, alongside local high school choirs. Despite logistical challenges, the collaboration created a powerful musical experience and highlighted the emotional and educational impact of music.
Campus Activities Board hosted an Open Mic night at Milligan University with 12 performances and about 200 students attending. The event featured music, crowd participation, and an intermission, and CAB announced their next event, Breakfast with Brutus.
Milligan University hosted its 13th annual Rise Above Conference, where over 60 students presented research focused on “Attention and Distraction.” Projects ranged from counseling studies to a solar-powered HVAC system, and the event highlighted the value of student research and presenting before graduation.
About 200 people participated in Milligan’s cafeteria survey, which showed higher satisfaction this year, especially praising friendly staff and popular options like cook-to-order bars and breakfast items. Some concerns included dirty dishes, limited fruit variety, and a desire for more protein, which dining services plans to improve.
Milligan athletics has had a strong spring season, with standout performances in sports like baseball, flag football, swimming, track and field, and a historic national championship sweep in disc golf. Multiple teams and athletes earned top finishes, set school records, and qualified for upcoming conference tournaments.
Milligan University won both the men’s and women’s Division I titles at the 2026 College Disc Golf National Championships. Several players also earned top individual honors, helping make it a historic performance for the program.
Milligan hosted several arts events in March and April, including student showcases, a talent show, a cabaret performance, and a senior graphic design exhibit. Upcoming events include an orchestra concert on April 18 and a combined theater, film, and awards gala on April 24.
Wonderful Wednesday began early with a themed brunch and a campus-wide faculty hunt, followed by games, inflatables, and a water slide throughout the day. It ended with fun competitions like the milk chug and a short fireworks show at night.
AI has become widely used by students, helping with learning and understanding but also raising concerns about cheating and loss of critical thinking. Schools now face challenges in ensuring fairness and maintaining the true purpose of education as AI continues to grow.
International students at Milligan experience differences in academics, culture and social life, which can make adjusting to the United States challenging. Despite this, many say the experience is rewarding because it broadens perspectives and helps them grow personally.