There were multiple ways to engage with student life this week, including two new events hosted by the Campus Activities Board (CAB). The first event, occurring Monday, produced promising results. Grocery Bingo was held at Sword Commons Lawn at 7pm, bringing an impressive, socially-distanced crowd.  “There were 35 people and we had a good number […]

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COVID-19 caused the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) to take strict measures for upcoming athletic seasons.  The decisions made by the NAIA consisted of temperature checks before every practice, no fans at any indoor events, sanitizing frequently, delay of seasons, only conference games/matches scheduled to be played and championships pushed back. “The COVID-19 mandates […]

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As Milligan University students returned to campus for a school year unlike any other, they were met with several changes. Over the summer months, Milligan faculty and administrators did well to communicate frequently and clearly with students to prepare them for what to expect when returning to campus. Students received update emails from president Bill […]

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Like many events recently, COVID-19 led to the cancellation of Milligan University’s study abroad program for this semester.  The Los Angeles Film Studies Center (LAFSC) program was one of the study abroad trips cancelled. LAFSC is run through BestSemester, an organization affiliated with the Council of Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU). Amanda Lorch, senior film […]

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Due to the precautions taken by Milligan to slow the spread of COVID-19, traditional freshman welcome week activities such as the Doe River Gorge trip, the matriculation ceremony and peer mentor groups had to either be canceled or modified.  Kaelyn Slaughter, an incoming freshman at Milligan College, addressed her first week experience.  “I didn’t know […]

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