Students from the class “Human Health and Disease” (BIOL 385) volunteered at the RAM free health clinic on Nov. 1. RAM stands for Remote Area Medical, and according to their website, their mission is, “to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by providing free quality healthcare to those in need.” The organization organizes medical professionals and […]
Nine new classes will begin at Milligan in the Spring 2020 semester. The courses are from various majors and minors and take place at the 200 level or higher. Subjects range from human physiology to English. Professors teaching new, higher level classes are looking forward to the freedom that these courses bring to the table. […]
There have been 10 acknowledged tornadoes that touched down in Northern Texas last Sunday the 20th with winds up to 140 mph reported by AP News. Areas affected include Richardson, Rockwell, Rowlett, Midlothian, Kaufman County, Ferris and Willis Point. Most of the touchdowns had wind speeds below 100 mph, but the Garland storm hit 135 […]
Milligan dominated the “The Dual at the Tweetsie” cross-country race on Friday, Oct. 25. Milligan hosted Montreat College at the event, and the race spanned from mile marker 1 to 4.1 on the Tweetsie trail, covering 3.1 miles or a 5K. The run was close to campus, making it easy for students to go cheer […]
Milligan’s 2019 homecoming week has arrived and is packed full of events for students, faculty and graduates. The festivities started on Monday, Oct. 21. The Apple Fest Found on Hart Porch, The Apple Fest was free and open to all Milligan Students on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Student Government Association (SGA) provided apple snacks […]
Chemistry professor Dr. Kristen Mudrack recently began a research initiative with students to help combat cystic fibrosis. Mudrack has a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and biology from Gordon College and a doctorate in biochemistry and molecular biology from Michigan State University. Before working at Milligan, she was a visiting professor at Goshen College. The focus […]
Broadway actress Jessica Molaskey visited Milligan on Oct. 2 and 3 to work with the Musical Theatre Department and teach a Masterclass. The event had over 20 attendees, including six students who performed for Molaskey on stage. Molaskey has starred in 12 different broadway musicals including “Cats,” “Tommy,” “Falsettos” and “Oklahoma!.” She also was a […]
The Milligan Men’s Soccer Team beat Tennessee Wesleyan University 3-1 on Oct. 5 on Anglin Field. TWU was ranked number one in the Appalachian Athletic Conference before the game, and they maintained their standing after. Milligan held onto a number six place ranking. Milligan’s win broke TWU’s 11-game winning streak, and the Bulldogs have only […]
The 42nd annual Unicoi County Apple Festival took place on Oct. 4 and 5. The festival hosts many vendors, musicians and contests. Apples were available aplenty and other products available for sale included: Vermont maple syrup Candied apples Fall and winter themed decorations Handmade pottery Homemade soap Jewelry Blown glass The event was heavily attended […]
The first-ever Art Struck Festival took place on Sept. 28 at Founder’s Park in Downtown Johnson City. The festival was organized and hosted by Johnson City Public Art. The event featured local musicians, artists and activities. Musical and theatrical displays took place throughout the day at the entrance to the park. Performers included: Roxanne McDaniel […]