Candyland Christmas: November 26th – January 8th in Downtown Johnson City. The Pinnacle Speedway in Lights: November 12th – January 1st at Bristol Motor Speedway. Christmas Parade: December 3rd in Downtown Johnson City at 10:30 AM. Johnson City Art Pop-Up Christmas Market: December 3-4th at The Generalist. Milligan University’s Christmas Concert: December 3-4th at Seeger […]
As the remnants of a weakened Hurricane Ian make its way up the East Coast, the state of Florida is entering into a phase of rescue, recovery, and restoration. Although a revived Hurricane Ian hit the Carolinas as well, Florida remains the most severely damaged. The category 4 storm reached Florida on Wednesday, September 28, […]
It’s a good day to be a Buff. Milligan Alum and former NBA coach Del Harris was one of 13 individuals inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts on Saturday, September 10. In a career that spans nearly five decades, Harris has stood courtside as the head coach for the […]
Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest reigning monarch, died on September 8 at her Balmoral Estate in Scotland at 96. Her passing marks the end of a more than 70-year reign, and the beginning of a period of mourning for the United Kingdom. The beloved monarch will remain in Scotland, as determined by a funeral plan […]
The 2021 Advent Market took place on Wednesday as Milligan students had the opportunity to get an early start to their holiday shopping list, while also supporting local businesses. From 9AM to 4:30 PM, the Gregory Lobby was host to the festivities, with free hot chocolate and snacks being served amongst the various local vendors […]
With Thanksgiving just days away, many Milligan students are preparing to head home to catch up on sleep, spend time with family and fill their plates to kick off the holiday season. However, a day associated with feasting can be anxiety inducing for many, specifically people who suffer from eating disorders. According to the Mayo […]
Milligan senior Thomas Moore took on the role of a footman in the Appalachian Renaissance Faire of Tennessee. The faire took place from Nov. 7-8 in Greenville, Tenn. on a 33 acre property. This year’s faire marks the first at this new location as the event has been held in Piney Flats, Tenn. in previous […]
Milligan students gathered in lower Seeger for My Two Words Thursday evening. Senior psychology major Sam Konstantopoulos and junior psychology and student-ministry major Valerie Couper shared their stories. Every year at Milligan, students have the opportunity to hear the testimonies of their fellow peers through My Two Words, a student-led event sponsored by the Apostolos […]
The Student Development Committee received detailed updates about new athletic initiatives and reflected on the adjustments made by the spiritual formation program during the COVID-19 pandemic during its semiannual meeting on Thursday. The committee is one of five who met that afternoon, with the Milligan Board of Trustees concluding the meetings together on Friday morning. […]
As the temperatures drop and autumn leaves begin to line Milligan’s campus, some students are looking for alternative ways to prepare their wardrobe for the changing seasons. Whether it’s a weekend long event or a quick trip between classes, thrift shopping has become a popular retail alternative for college students. Despite the Goodwill and Salvation […]