In a heartfelt display of gratitude, Milligan University launched a Veterans Day card-writing initiative, setting up tables in Sutton and Derthick halls on November 8. The response was so overwhelming that additional sessions were scheduled for Monday, November 11, in Derthick from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. The handwritten “Thank You for your Service” cards […]
Back in October, The Stampede’s editor, Sam Kyker, sat down with Milligan’s new president, Dr. Stephen Waers, for a two-part conversation about where he came from, how he came to East Tennessee and what his vision for Milligan’s future is. The first part, published on Oct. 25, covered Waers’ childhood, schooling and job history, and […]
The 2025 Spring semester schedule includes several noteworthy additions and specialized seminars, which reflect growing student interests. Among the highlights is PSYC 160: Resilience, a one-credit course taught by psychology professor Lori Mills, that meets from 1:00-1:55 on Fridays this spring. The course will focus on applying resilience strategies to personal situations. There won’t be […]
For most of the student body at Milligan, the effects of Hurricane Helene back in September went unnoticed, but that wasn’t the case across the board. “I was just down there with no truck and nowhere to go,” said freshman Nicholas Swearingen, who had no idea of the week he would have when he drove […]
On Oct. 16, SGA (student government association) and The Stampede collaborated and hosted Deeper Connections – Election edition, with a faculty panel discussing different views on how to approach the 2024 election. The Stampede asked those in attendance to complete an anonymous survey and interviewed six randomly chosen students after the event. Fifty-three written surveys […]
Not much has changed in the president’s office in Little Hartland since Dr. Stephen Waers took over Dr. Bill Greer’s position as president of Milligan University almost three months ago. Besides a new collection of books and family photos scattered throughout the office, the room looks just as it did – regal and important, like […]
Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan has reworked their 58-hour Master of Arts in Religion (MAR) program to be a 49-hour Master of Theological Studies (MTS) program. Dr. Ron Kastens, Academic Dean of the Seminary and Associate Professor of Christian Ministry, states “It is a good idea to periodically revisit degree programs to make sure they […]
There is a preconceived notion about transfer students that we’re outsiders; inadvertently crashing into a family reunion that isn’t ours. Everyone is hugging and laughing and talking about last semester like it was Woodstock, and meanwhile, you’re standing there thinking, “Well, at least I’m not in Ohio watching the corn grow.” Moving from Ohio to […]
Though some are easier to find than others, there are many businesses in the Johnson City/Elizabethton area that either offer discounts and deals on certain days of the week or at certain times, or are overall discount stores. Restaurants/Food Discount Grocery For college students who need to save some money on food or other groceries/supplies, […]
Milligan students convened at The King’s Center last Friday evening for the highly anticipated annual Senior Banquet and That Big Party. The banquet began with Senior Class President Evan Magnes introducing Samuel Dorcely and Marius Grytdal who spoke about their time and experiences at Milligan. Senior Julie Gray then led prayer before the dinner and […]