Voting in person is as simple as showing up to your local polling station, but the paperwork involved in getting there can be tricky, especially for first-time voters. Below are some resources for those who need to register to vote and/or for those who require an absentee ballot because they are far from home. In […]
In 2016, Milligan’s cycling team won the USA Cycling Collegiate Road Race National Championships for the second straight season. The women’s cycling team helped them win five of the six events that make up the national road race championship by earning a gold in the women’s time trial. The cycling team is hoping to achieve […]
Most people enjoy hearing about mysteries because they know that the mystery will get solved. But what about those who enjoy solving great mysteries? C.S. Lewis Scholar Dr. Charlie W. Starr spent many years analyzing the manuscripts of C.S. Lewis in order to reveal the unknown. Tuesday evening Starr delivered a lecture in Hyder Auditorium, […]
In the Volunteer State, Tennesseans take pride in service as they work in communities to help serve others. Milligan students are getting involved in various ways, serving at churches, food pantries, youth organizations and other nonprofits in the Tri-Cities. Cora Wymer, a freshman graphic design student from Johnson City, serves at Grandview Christian Church on […]
Henry Derthick, the eighth president of Milligan College, arrived on campus for the first time on June 10, 1917. Only three buildings on campus, one of which doubled as the local church, confronted him. Derthick would remain president until 1940, after bringing the school through World War I, raising over $3 million to renovate the […]
Despite its small size, Johnson City is a town brimming with events and activities perfectly suited for college students who want to get off campus. Grab a friend (or a group of friends) and start exploring the area. First Fridays Downtown Johnson City is where you need to be the first Friday of every month. […]
Milligan College was recently ranked as the No. 2 college in Tennessee by bestcolleges.com, outranked only by Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. Best Colleges bases its criteria on what students may be interested in when choosing to attend a school and then creates a comprehensive evaluation of colleges based on academic quality and affordability. Qualities […]