Milligan Agriculture Club This club was started just last semester, but leaders say they have big, exciting plans for the future. The Agriculture Club’s main goal is to grow a community not only on campus, but in the surrounding area as well, by gardening together. The main goal this semester is to resurrect the overgrown […]
With the semester in full swing, most of us are neck-deep in projects, papers and tests. If you’re looking for the best place to study, look no more! Here are a four of my favorite local study spots 1. Willow Tree 216 E. Main St, Johnson City, TN 37604 Want the best of both worlds? […]
Over the 83-degree Labor Day weekend, a small group of Milligan students exchanged the indoors for the outdoors in Asheville, North Carolina. Students went stand-up paddleboarding along the French Broad River. The Milligan Campus Activity Board (CAB) sponsored the two-hour event, and, for a majority of the students, this was their first encounter with the […]
Thursday afternoon President Bill Greer held a press conference in the Cafeteria Annex, where he announced Milligan College’s plan to launch two new graduate programs this summer: Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and Education Specialist. After giving opening remarks, Greer welcomed Director of Elizabethton City Schools Dr. Corey Gardenhour to the podium. “I’m so […]
The Milligan men’s and women’s golf teams recently played in the NAIA Direct Qualifier. The women came in first place with a total of 619 strokes on April 14 in Pine Mountain, GA in a two-day tournament. The men came in fifth place with a total of 915 strokes on April 21 in Acworth, GA […]