On Nov. 1, Milligan’s Student Government Association started the “Rides Up Sutton Hill” van service. Every Friday from 12:15 to 1 PM, Milligan vans will give students free rides up and down Sutton Hill to and from class and lunch. The vans will start in front of the business building parking lot and ride continuously […]
The early bird beat the long coffee line on Nov. 7 and Nov. 13 when Early Bird Coffee Company visited Milligan University. For the first time ever on Milligan’s campus, an outside vendor was allowed inside to set up and sell their product to students and faculty. Early Bird Coffee Company is a mobile coffee […]
Milligan’s “Murmuration” exhibit, a tribute to art and design, ran from Oct. 21-Nov. 12, showcasing pieces by Milligan’s art programs. The group exhibition featured recent works by Milligan’s art and design professors Kelsey Ellis, instructor of art, and Art Brown, associate professor of graphic design. Sydney Reeder-Wood, Milligans artist-in-residence for 2024–25, along with alumni Adam J. […]
Milligan’s theater season took flight on Oct. 24, with the opening night of “Peter Pan & Wendy.” The production, featuring choreographed sword fighting and flying scenes, brought classic characters to life on stage with fresh twists to the original story. The show will run Oct. 24 – 26 in the McGlothlin-Street Theatre, with actors taking […]
Dr. Stephen Waers was officially inaugurated as the 16th president of Milligan University on Oct. 25. The historic event in Seeger Chapel drew a crowd of over 250 students, faculty, alumni and friends. The ceremony featured performances from both the choir and orchestra. Waers comes to Milligan from Point University, where he was the chief […]
This past weekend, Milligan University held its annual homecoming festivities, which featured high alumni attendance and a lively parade as the centerpiece. With a “Back to the Future” theme, this year’s homecoming included more than 20 events across campus for not only current and former students, but also for members of the faculty and the […]
On Oct. 16, The Stampede and SGA (student government association) held a political panel event (under the “Deeper Connections” moniker) with the hopes of informing students about approaching the upcoming election from a Christian perspective. The event, held in Hyder Auditorium, drew in a nearly full crowd, with only a few scattered seats available and […]
On Monday, Sept. 16, Weisheimer Library hosted a staff book release event, showcasing the diverse literary talents of Milligan faculty members. Dr. Heather M. Hoover, professor of English and composition and director of writing, introduced her latest work, “Strong Female Protagonist,” which explores the importance of embracing one’s own narrative. “It follows that theme of […]
Milligan University’s enrollment has been increasing steadily over the past three years, with a large percentage of students being athletes. For fall 2024, there are 1,238 students enrolled at Milligan, according to Stacy Dahlman, head of Milligan’s Registrar’s office. That total includes 865 undergraduate students, 371graduate students, and three in the Adult Degree Completion Program(ADCP). […]
In an exciting blend of tradition and technology, Seeger Chapel has unveiled a collection of new updates that seek to improve the worship experience, which include motorized window blinds, a new video screen, cameras, and a curtain for the chapel’s backdrop. The money for this project came from a donor that worked with President Bill […]