Spring Semester 2024, Week 5, Friday 01/31 Family weekend kicked off with a Bob Ross Paint Night in the Sub. The men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams competed at the VMI Winter Relays (Multi’s) at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia, beginning at 10 a.m. They also had another meet, the Bast-Cregger Invitational, […]

Milligan News

Spring Semester 2025, Week 5, Thursday 01/30 Patricia Chellah continued “So What? Reality Reversed series!” in Chapel today. Delight had its first meeting this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Jeanes Room, including worship, snacks, and creating prayer boards. Hart Hall had a Hot Water Outage this morning, a mechanical issue with Hart’s Hot water […]

Milligan News

On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump placed his hand on a Bible in the U.S. Capitol rotunda (the ceremony was moved inside due to cold weather), officially beginning his second term as President of the United States. Despite the familiar pomp and ceremony, the moment arrived amid a national mood charged with debate, demonstrations, […]

World

A sudden underground water line break behind Hart Hall caused significant service interruptions across multiple campus buildings on January 24, 2025, temporarily affecting water access for several key facilities from that Friday till late Saturday the next day.  Maintenance staff first discovered water surfacing in the parking lot Friday afternoon. After initial assessment, they confirmed […]

Campus

Spring Semester 2025, Week 5, Wednesday 01/29 Interyear Fellowship had an information table set up during lunch time in Sutton lobby. Students were able to chat to them while enjoying snacks and coffee. SGA and Campus Ministry hosted “Deeper Connection: AI in the work place” at 7:30pm in Hyder Auditorium. Art Brown, Ian Lundholm and […]

Milligan News

Spring Semester 2025, Week 5, Monday 01/27 Juniors Luis Peralta and Ellen-Mary Kearney named AAC Track Athletes of the Week for Milligan Indoor T&F for their performances at the VMI Invitational over the weekend. Kearney was also named as the female NAIA Runner of the Week. Peralta won the award off of an event win […]

Milligan News

Growing up is challenging. As soon as someone turns 18, society expects them to make informed and value-based decisions about who should lead a country. For many Milligan students, voting for the first time became a reality last November. However, for approximately 10% of the Milligan student population—that’s more than 100 students from 42 nations—the […]

World

My friends like to call me a “plant thief,” but I’m not sure it’s that simple.  This story began with a dilemma of mine. At the beginning of every school year, my suite holds an annual “pasta night,” which I had every intention of attending. That is, before I was invited to another meal; a […]

Community