Students gathered for the first That Big Party (TBP) since COVID-19 caused the closure of campus last semester. The dance was held on Derthick Lawn on Friday night. The event went better than expected. “Moving TBP to campus was something that we were hesitant about,” said the Student Government Association (SGA) president, Dalton Shell. “It […]
Connecting…, the senior graphic design show featuring work by Sydney Rhoton, Seth Hice and Logan Mink, opened to the public in an online gallery on Friday. “With communication and problem-solving being key components to design,” said Hice, “I appreciate the process of creating work that not only solves a problem but does so in a […]
Milligan University’s baseball team lost to St. Andrews University 12-5 during a three-game Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) set on Sunday. Augustus Farley and Anthony Guzman both hit home runs to earn the Buffs two points, and Richard Polanski followed with a single in the second inning. Neither were enough to pull out a win for […]
Milligan’s Volleyball team opened their spring season with a 3-1 win against Montreat College, followed by a 3-1 loss to Bob Jones University and a 3-0 loss to Truett-McConnell University. After a successful fall season, the Lady Buffs moved to 12-7 in the Appalachian Athletic Conference. Stand out players of the games included Sarah Grace […]
The Milligan tennis team opened their 2020-2021 season with success this weekend. The men easily won their competition against Wise University, finishing with a score of 7-0, and returned the next day to gain competition experience against Tusculum University. The women pulled out a narrow win against WIse to finish in 4-3. Milligan’s men swept […]
Students can now sign up to participate in Phase Two of Critical Conversation. Set for the evening of March 2, the Student Government Association (SGA) initiative plans to bring students into conversation on difficult topics. Three student moderators will oversee the discussion, bringing back students from the Phase One discussions while also including new voices. […]
Milligan University students begin the transition to online classes after this Tuesday, but before classes are done many look ahead to holiday break. “I’m going straight to my grandparents house after I leave class,” said Junior Bekah Owen. “I don’t want to be alone for the holidays.” Traveling home for Thanksgiving looks much different this […]
Milligan students’ attitudes about sexuality have changed dramatically over the last five years, according to a recent survey conducted by the Stampede. The survey revisited the one conducted in October 2015, after Milligan released a draft of its sexuality policy statement. The 2020 survey link was emailed to all current students on Nov. 11. The […]
Milligan University will host a graduation ceremony for both the May and December graduates of 2020. The ceremony will be divided into four small groups, with graduate programs taking place on December 4 and 5, and the undergraduates on the 11th. Students are given the option of attending online or in person. “I’m leaning towards […]
The election proved to be an extremely close race, and with the voting beginning with absentee ballots and early voting, the process of calling the results proved a much longer process than in normal election years. States that determined the race were Florida, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. While the popular vote still matters, the 2020 race […]