The Stampede team is excited to announce that the StampedeTV program will be back in action. Due to COVID-19 precautions last semester, the team decided not to film episodes in the studio to limit close contact exposure. However, The Stampede has created a plan to safely access the studio this semester, and return to recording […]
Reverend Joel Tooley, a consultant with the National Immigration Forum, lectured on how Christians should approach immigration as it has been a polarizing topic in the United States in recent years. He argued that people should understand that God cares about the vulnerable, and that many immigrants and refugees are women and children, lacking voice […]
Dr. Michael Blouin, Associate Professor of English and Humanities, has been newly minted as Milligan’s first Director of the Debate Team. As of next semester students will be able to join the team to compete at a collegiate level in parliamentary debate. “I was interested in starting a debate team because it felt to me […]
Deadlines for Milligan University’s study abroad programs are Feb. 15 for 2021 travels and Oct. 15 for 2022 trips. Milligan offers a multitude of programs that allow students to travel abroad. These include both faculty led and approved affiliate organization options. Faculty led programs include two humanities tour options, an international field work course, a […]
On Tuesday evening, the Milligan Student Government Association (SGA) hosted the first phase of discussions for their Critical Conversations series. These conversations will be conducted in three phases over the course of the next couple weeks. The exact dates of the remaining phases have yet to be determined. According to a statement from SGA, the […]
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This article is co-written by Laney Butt and Mandy Lorch. The Student Government Association announced during Thursday night’s regular SGA meeting that it will host round table discussions, focusing on the topic of the LGBTQ+ community. The discussions will be called “Milligan’s Crucial Conversations” and will take place next semester. The motion to host the […]
As expected, a student’s normal way of life has changed a lot due to COVID-19. This includes but is not limited to how students take part in academic curriculum. There have been multiple mechanisms set up to allow students to still take part in a live class experience no matter what their circumstance is as […]
Every student feels the pull of winter vacation, especially after the unique struggles of this semester. However, finals give students plenty to stress about until then. Here are a few tips to help ease that final exam process and come out on the other side to a much needed break. Take some time off from […]
Milligan University students begin the transition to online classes after this Tuesday, but before classes are done many look ahead to holiday break. “I’m going straight to my grandparents house after I leave class,” said Junior Bekah Owen. “I don’t want to be alone for the holidays.” Traveling home for Thanksgiving looks much different this […]