Gabe Logan is the student body president and leader of Milligan’s Student Government Association. The 2017-18 Milligan College SGA approved building a brick pathway with students’ names engraved on it. The pathway will be located between the library parking lot and Blowers Blvd. It will be roughly 25 feet and modeled after the sesquicentennial plaza. […]
On Thursday the Milligan College Board of Trustees met to discuss the school’s current and future finances. In attendance were: David Hamilton, Tommy Burleson, Bill Clem, Bill Greene, Denny Mayes, John Wiggins and Jackie Steadman. The meeting opened with a prayer from Chairman David Hamilton. He prayed for the committee to make the right decisions […]
Everyone is tired; everyone is anxious. Another paper to write or exam to study for. As soon as an assignment is completed another takes it place. Some students feel as though they are drowning in final studies and pray that it ends soon. We study hard to learn as much as possible. That is obvious. […]
Officer Robert Hoss and Officer Richard Whitaker serve as Milligan’s campus security officers. Hoss, from Elizabethton, Tenn., began working at Milligan nine months ago while Whitaker, from Johnson City, Tenn., began working at Milligan three years ago. Both officers work around the clock, normally 10 hours at a time, to help keep our campus safe. […]
Over spring break my dad, cousin and I took a trip to Ghana, Africa. As a pastor, my dad was invited to speak for a revival at King’s Voice International Ministries. My cousin and I decided to join him. We boarded a plane and flew 16 hours to arrive in Accra, Ghana. Our host was […]
Milligan College senior Tori Duncan presented her photography exhibit on Sunday, March 19, titled “Stable.” Duncan lives the equestrian life and competes in horse competitions. Her photography work captures the essence of life as well as her passion for horses and equestrianism. Duncan’s exhibit was tastefully put together, the frame of each photo well thought-out […]
Saturday, March 18, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted their annual Mystery Concert for Milligan and Emmanuel students, faculty and staff. This year the concert was performed by South of Roan, a musical duo consisting of Milligan grad Grizel Williams and Johnson city local Seth Thomas. South of Roan is a folk band with an […]
These Buffs can be seen during the day strolling around campus enjoying all the Milligan plains have to offer, but when it’s game day something clicks, and The Herd unleashes their school spirit. Sophomores Joe Lyttle and Brian Sackett started The Herd, a school club dedicated to enthusiastically supporting Milligan athletics. Lyttle saw the need […]
Sam Bratton (Junior) “I will be staying here at Milligan on RA duty.” Becca Guthrie (Junior) “I will be traveling to Hilton head island. I’m on the tennis team and we will play a tennis tournament there.” Will Robinson (Junior) “Nothing.” Tessa Gonce (Senior) “My best friend is traveling from Ohio to visit me! I […]
On Friday, Feb. 10, Crossroads Christian Church in Gray, Tenn., was one of over 350 churches worldwide to take part in Night to Shine, a prom night experience for individuals in the community with special needs. At 5:30 p.m., guests were announced by name as they made their grand entrance. Family members and volunteers applauded […]