As students prepare to register for Spring 2027 semester classes, Milligan is using its new Milligan Central system. For some students, the transition from Self-Service to Milligan Central has caused confusion. “I spent like half an hour trying to figure out how to register for classes,” said Mia Grasse, a Milligan senior. “Milligan Central is […]
Milligan introduced the free MU Safe app to help students and employees access campus safety resources, emergency alerts and reporting tools. The app also includes features like mobile blue lights and Friend Walk to help users stay safe and contact help when needed.
Milligan alumnus Tyler Miller has worked as a website developer, police officer and now camp director, following his faith and desire to help others. He believes success comes from following God’s guidance, putting family first and serving others.
Milligan offers a variety of student-led clubs and organizations focused on academics, career development, science and faith. These groups help students build friendships, explore interests and become more involved in campus life.
College athletes must balance classes, practices, games, homework, and personal time. Planning ahead, using time wisely, taking breaks, and asking for help can make balancing everything easier.
Milligan Central is the new student portal for schedules, grades, transcripts, registration, and other school information. Students should check their Milligan email for updates and contact the IT Help Desk if they need help.
Elise Halkos went from a shy freshman to president of Milligan’s Student Government Association. She wants to use her leadership role to support students, build community, and serve others.
International students at Milligan experience differences in academics, culture and social life, which can make adjusting to the United States challenging. Despite this, many say the experience is rewarding because it broadens perspectives and helps them grow personally.
Rising home prices in Tennessee are making off-campus housing more expensive and harder to find for Milligan students. With upcoming dorm renovations pushing more upperclassmen off campus, many students are worried about affording rent.
Milligan University will no longer allow future student-athletes to combine academic and athletic scholarships starting in fall 2026, raising concerns about affordability and recruitment. While the administration says the change supports long-term excellence, many athletes worry it may impact future students and the strength of Milligan’s athletic programs.