Milligan University’s orchestra performed its spring concert April 25, celebrating the beauty of creation in honor of Earth Day. The concert explored the four classical elements—earth, air, water and fire—through a diverse selection of music by primarily living composers of varied ethnic backgrounds. The program included “Cherry Tree” by Yukiko Nishimura, Gustav Holst’s “Moorside Suite,” […]
Securing wins in almost every category, Milligan’s cycling team hosted its first home race of the year, the Milligan Cycling Classic, March 29-30. The event began with a time trial race on Saturday, March 29, which started on Blowers Boulevard. Both Milligan’s men’s and women’s teams won the team time trials. The men finished in […]
Milligan’s men’s Bowling placed fourth at NAIA National Championships, which took place from March 20-22 in Sterling Heights, Michigan. The women’s team lost their first game against Morningside 4-3, as well as their elimination game against Saint Xavier. “We had a great experience,” said sophomore Nate Trentler. ”It was a lot of bowling and took […]
Milligan’s Faculty Talent Show had the audience laughing, singing and cheering as six faculty members, armed with harmonicas, comedy and even synchronized swimming, took the stage in lower Seeger. The Faculty Talent Show, organized by SGA, was held on Friday at 7:00 p.m. after being rescheduled due to inclement weather. “It’s been a top priority […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 9, Thursday 02/27 Chapel kicked off the second Spring series, “In His Own Words”, on Thursday, as Marinda Walls talked about Jesus as the bread of life, including flying Hawaiian rolls and communion. CMFi Pizza & Workshop was held today at Hopwood Christian Church. Grocery Bingo took place at 8 p.m. […]
The number of conflicts in the world has increased significantly in 2024, with 56 conflicts and 92 countries involved in international disputes, the highest since the Global Peace Index’s inception in 2008. The growing number of minor conflicts also increases the likelihood of more major conflicts in the future, as seen with Ukraine and Gaza, […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 8, Thursday 02/20 Milligan closed all offices and cancelled classes today due to inclement weather. Milligan’s Faculty Talent Show, organised by SGA, will be rescheduled. Due to inclement weather, there was no Chapel! In Vespers on Sunday 1 SFP will be offered. picture by Miriam Zeise
Vida Lopez de San Roman represented Team USA at UCI World Championships Cyclocross, which were held from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 in Liévin, France. In the mixed team relay, Lopez, alongside Team USA, got fourth, missing the podium by three seconds. Two days later, Lopez competed again, this time in the Women’s U23 race, […]
Bagel meets Coffee took place today in Derthick. DIY bagel bar, coffee and a free Valentine’s flower-gram delivery were offered. Dr. Todd Edmondson continued the “So What? Reality Reversed“ series in Chapel today. The cafeteria had its Valentines special for dinner last night. Men’s Tennis lost 6-1 against Lees-McRae.. Men’s Baseball won 8 to 7 […]
Spring Semester 2025, Week 6, Thursday 02/06 Skye Perdue continued the “So What? Reality Reversed” series in today‘s Chapel and spoke about the meaning of friendship. The NERF BATTLE took place in Derthick Hall today. Milligan Swimming competed at AAC Championships in Kingsport. The Buffs are currently in 1st place for women and 1st place […]