This is the second piece in a series of articles examining Milligan University’s plans for the future. The series will explore plans for development and advancement in academics, student life, business and finance, institutional advancement, and enrollment. This article addresses future plans for student life. While Milligan’s academic programs are undergoing development, students can also […]
Milligan hosted its ninth annual Rise Above conference on April 7th. A culminating event for both graduate and undergraduate research, this year’s theme was “Caring for God’s Creation.” The conference allows Milligan students to share and present research from a variety of fields under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Amongst the research presented, the […]
Milligan senior Seth Wright was recently awarded the Ledford Scholars Award, funded by the Appalachian College Association. He was one of 45 students selected for the award, which provides stipends for students wishing to participate in undergraduate summer research. The Appalachian College Association is a non-profit consortium of 33 private four-year liberal arts institutions located […]
Millian held a memorial service on April 5 in Seeger Chapel to honor the life and passing of sophomore Eli Cramer. The service opened with a three-minute video displaying pictures of Cramer. The pictures highlighted his athletic accomplishments and his often goofy interactions with close friends.. The video is available on the Milligan University Instagram […]
This is the first in a series of articles examining Milligan University’s plans for the future. The series will explore plans for development and advancement in academics, student life, business and finance, institutional advancement, and enrollment. This article addresses future plans for academics. Milligan University has added new academic programs, and faculty and announced a […]
This Wednesday marked another Wonderful Wednesday and the return of the annual sand volleyball tournament. Students began showing up around 4 p.m., and many stayed for the majority of the event. There were 30 teams in total. The teams played first to 11, winning by two. The team 5D’s were the event winners. This event […]
Milligan students gathered in lower Seegar Sunday evening for the collaboration of Vespers and My Two Words. Senior Kylie Morgan and sophomore Zachary Bickford shared their stories. My Two Words, led by the Apostolos missions club, provides Milligan students a platform to share their stories and experiences. Each speaker chooses two words that highlight the […]
This year’s Wonderful Wednesday for Milligan students took place on March 30, celebrating “A Day in the Life at Milligan” through a board game theme. Activities included yard games and giant board games, along with the famous water slide on Buffalo Creek road. Many students lined up to participate in the water slide, lathering themselves […]
New courses in criminology, social work, art, and computer science will be available for students to take in the fall 2022 semester. Along with the criminology courses, a new major and minor in criminology/criminal justice will be available for those interested. Courses come and go each year, and schools are always adapting their academic offerings […]
This year’s Wonderful Wednesday events included life-sized versions of two board games. The theme for Wonderful Wednesday was board games and coined the phrase“A Day in the LIFE of Milligan.” The games available were Trouble and Battleship, and they were open for students from 12 pm-4 pm in the Hardin Hall parking lot. In the […]