Milligan has improved campus safety with 24/7 security, new fire alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and more cameras. The school says these changes are meant to protect students while respecting their privacy.
Milligan is welcoming new faculty and staff for the 2026–27 academic year, including teachers, coaches, admissions staff, and campus employees. Several current employees and recent graduates are also taking on new or expanded roles across the university.
Wrapping up the semester with gratitude, memories, and a farewell to a beloved professor.
Milligan will freeze tuition and required fees for 2026–2027 to keep education affordable, supported by strong budgeting and $5 million in annual external funding. While tuition stays the same, meal plans will rise slightly and one residence hall will increase in cost due to upgrades.
Milligan announced David Blackburn as its new athletic director, bringing extensive experience from major Tennessee universities. The university also named John Emmert as director of the Milligan Leadership Program, highlighting his background in ministry and leadership development.
Milligan students looking to live off campus during the Webb Hall renovation should budget for extra costs like utilities, internet and groceries, not just rent. Sharing an apartment, preparing documents and carefully checking the unit can help make renting more affordable and avoid problems.
Milligan’s new donor-funded pavilion near the SUB, honoring former President Bill Greer and Edwina Greer, is expected to be completed by March 20 and open for student use later this semester.
Habaneros is now serving new food throughout the week. Every Friday for the rest of the year they will have these new options.
Milligan University evacuated Steve Lacy Fieldhouse after a carbon monoxide leak exposed about 300 students and staff, with fewer than 20 still under medical care. The leak was caused by two heating units, the building has been cleared for occupancy, and the university is reviewing safety systems after detectors failed to alarm.
Milligan University postponed weekend athletic events and cancelled Monday classes after forecasts warned of a winter storm. Campus officials reported no damage and credited staff for keeping conditions safe.