Love’s Labour’s Lost: Stampede TV Fall 2020
Adam Trabold presents the making of “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” a senior final production by theatre major Hannah Meyers. The production can be watched here on the Milligan Fine Arts’ Facebook Page.
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Fizz: “Not Just a Product, but an Experience”
On August 28, 2019, the Fizz Soda Bar announced on Facebook that they would be closing their doors for the last time on Saturday, August 31, after just under four years of business in the downtown Johnson City area. The Fizz Soda Bar brand was created in August of 2015, and they officially opened their […]
Quillen Intruder Caught and Arrested
A drunken man was arrested in the Quillen residential dorm on Sunday, March 31, just after midnight. Campus security and Elizabethton police were on the scene. Campus security received a call just after midnight that a man had been running around Webb Hall erratically, shouting that someone was trying to shoot him, and then he […]
Humanities Celebrates its Fiftieth Birthday
Several of the humanities program’s professors, past and present, attended convocation. From left to right: Nathan Cachiaras, Dr. Tim Dillon, Rosemarie Shields, Dr. Lee Blackburn, Dr. Heather Hoover, Dr. Robert Wetzel and Dr. Jack Knowles. Photo provided by Milligan College. Since its founding, the Humanities program has been an integral part of Milligan College’s academia. […]
Milligan Design Students are Featured at Dos Gatos
Kaci Sams, graphic design major, displays her poster in the Dos Gatos cafe along with other students from Milligan. Photo by AJ Trabold. The Milligan Fine Arts and Graphic Design programs got time in the spotlight with a photo/art gallery at the Dos Gatos Coffee Bar in downtown Johnson City. This was a celebration of […]
Animal Population: Why It’s Dropping, and What We Can Do About It
Commercial free use photo of two elephants provided by Pexels.com “We are sleepwalking towards the edge of a cliff,” says Mike Barrett, executive director of science and conservation at World Wildlife Fund for Nature. With the continued growth of humanity, the Earth’s animal population has been cut by 60 percent. Clarity must be brought to […]
Sophomore Cyclist Takes Home Title
Cyclist Madeline Bemis took the individual national title for ‘Best Individual Overall’ at the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships on October 21. This is the third individual title that the Milligan Cycling team has brought home since 2015. Bemis competed in four different events: cross country, short track, downhill and dual slalom. Her […]
In Case You Missed It
Milligan will be hosting its annual Christmas Concert in Seeger Chapel on December 1st and 2nd. It is free to the public, students, faculty, and staff. A $5 donation will be suggested; the money will go towards Milligan’s music program. Hope’s Perspective Photography is holding Christmas mini photo sessions for college students on December 1st […]
Women Soccer Buffs Dominate at Appalachian Athletics Conference
The Milligan Women’s Soccer team is aiming high in the AAC. The team pulled off a winning streak of six back-to-back wins. As of November 14, Milligan stands fourth in the conference with a total of 24 points with Truett McConnell College in first with 36 points. The women’s soccer team started this season with […]
Milligan Highway: Potential Driving Hazard?
Milligan Highway is traversed everyday not only by the general public, but also by Milligan students, faculty and staff. However, towards the end of September things took a turn for the worse, and with frequent accidents near our campus, Milligan students are being affected. The first accident occured on Sept. 23. A green, 50s style […]