Finals week is here at last. For many, it could not come quickly enough. For others, the circumstances are somewhat worrying. Due to the remote learning practices currently in place at Milligan College and other educational institutions around the world, finals week this semester looks very different than it usually does. Since classes have been […]
God is in control. There has never been a day that God did not have his hand grasping creation in his fingertips, and all that has come to pass has never been in the blindspot of God. Even the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ can be seen as far back in the garden where the old […]
This article is cowritten by Amy Shumaker and Jordan Burch. On Milligan College’s campus, there is one place to buy all of your game day swag, textbooks and even your favorite coffee mug for late-night library study sessions. The Milligan Bookstore is the staple of many student needs and is the one-stop-shop for incoming students. […]
Milligan College held its annual Awards Convocation online on Thursday to recognize students with outstanding achievement in the 2019-20 school year. The departments of each concentration presented a total of over 80 awards to their selected recipients. According to milligan.edu, Milligan’s highest student honor, the Ivor Jones Outstanding Senior Award, was given to Elijah “Bo” […]
COVID-19 threw just about everyone a curveball that seems almost impossible to hit. Not to mention, the implemented stay-at-home orders across the United States have many going “stir-crazy.” Among those feeling most impacted by the coronavirus are graduating seniors, especially since they are unable to say final and proper goodbyes to their friends, professors and […]
Despite the pandemic closing Milligan College’s campus, clubs and activities have managed to adapt to this new reality. Two new clubs are facing the challenge of preparing for their first semester with an uncertain future. In December 2019, vice president for athletics and student development, Mark Fox, announced the addition of a drumline for the […]
The winners of the Jeanes Honors Scholarships were recognized by Milligan College on April 1. Incoming freshman, Gabrielle Hammond and Evan Magness are the recipients of the full-tuition scholarships. According to milligan.edu, Hammond and Magness were chosen due to their outstanding academic ability, commitment to scholarly pursuits, sincere Christian faith and their service to others. […]
The Milligan College senior fine arts exhibit, ironically titled the Milligan Social Distancing Gallery, was held online on April 21 due to the coronavirus. While the experience was not quite what these seniors were expecting, the event was an overall success. Seven exhibits are currently online, and all of the students have poured their best […]
As the coronavirus pandemic closed campus and moved classes online, several students were unable to complete fieldwork for the semester. While most of Milligan College’s undergraduate degrees do not require fieldwork, a few have to. “The ones that [require fieldwork] are Child and Youth Development, Children’s Ministry, Church Leadership, Communications (some concentrations), Exercise Science, Intercultural […]
This article is co-written by Judith Garza and Taylor Williams. Several states across the American Southeast will begin reopening non-essential businesses on May 1, including Milligan College’s home state of Tennessee. At a conference held in Nashville on April 20, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced that the “Safer at Home” order for Tennesseans will expire […]