As the spring semester heads toward the finish line, setting up a stock exchange could be a fun and productive way to spend some of the extra time you will have over summer break. And if you are new to the process, don’t worry. I’ll walk you through it. But, first, here is some information […]
Richard “Dick” Lura, professor of chemistry, is retiring from teaching at the end of the semester. “I’m glad to have been able to teach this long,” Lura said as he reflects on his teaching career at Milligan College. While getting his graduate degree at Iowa State University, Lura realized he liked teaching and found it […]
Video by Noah Parker On April 1, around 50 Milligan students, faculty and alumni joined together with individuals from the Tri-Cities community for the second annual Wholehearted 5K on Milligan’s campus. Victoria Rivera, a senior sociology major, organized the event for the second year in a row. “This 5K was one of the best turnouts […]
Women’s Basketball Milligan Women’s Basketball qualified for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) National Tournament during the regular season, claiming the best record in the Appalachian Athletic Conference at 18-4. On March 8, 2017, the Lady Buffs travelled to Sioux City, Iowa, and competed against the eighth ranked Dakota Wesleyan University. The Lady Buffs […]
Baseball The Milligan baseball team is through 26 games of their season and have split evenly with 13 wins and 13 losses. The Buffs currently have a conference record of 5-4. Leading the way for the Buffs on the hitting side is Andrew Copas, who is hitting an incredible batting average of .500 and has […]
Men’s Basketball Milligan Men’s Basketball ended the regular season on a hot streak by winning their last three games of the season. Milligan beat Point University, Bryan College and Johnson University to finish off the regular season. The win streak came with great help from Daxton Bostian, Will Buckner and Jacob Cawood to name a […]
Seven out of 19 conference tournaments have been held in Kingsport, Tenn., and John Sullivan, former president and current commissioner of the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC), said there are three reasons why. “First is the management and administration of Kingsport,” Sullivan said. He applauded the Kingsport city government for its management and administration. “Kingsport does […]
As the spring semester moves along, there are a few restaurants in the Tri-Cities area that are sure to fill up your belly and make your taste buds sing. Wild Wing Cafe Wild Wing Cafe, a new restaurant in downtown Johnson City, has arrived with an incredible range of delicious meals on the menu. […]
The University of North Carolina Tar Heels’ JV basketball team traveled to Steve Lacy Fieldhouse on Monday night to square off against the Milligan Men’s JV team. The Buffs did not have to worry about fan support due to the first sellout in a handful of years in the fieldhouse. Around 1,300 fans packed inside […]
Milligan’s men’s basketball team dropped their game at Truett McConnell on Sat., Jan. 28, by a score of 83-74. Milligan played well in the second half of the game, but it was the first half that troubled the Buffaloes. At the halftime break, the Buffs trailed the Bears 42-20. The second half was a different […]