The Screen to Stage Cabaret on March 27 featured 23 performances from films, with mostly solo acts and a lively audience despite minor technical issues. Seniors Ariana Floyd and Abby Tramel gave a meaningful final performance together, highlighting the show’s personal and fun atmosphere.
Milligan senior graphic design students showcased their capstone projects in the “Liminal” exhibit, highlighting themes of transition, identity, and growth as they prepare to graduate. The exhibit featured diverse work in branding and design, reflecting each student’s unique experiences and creative development.
Free beginner ballroom dance classes are held Monday evenings at Milligan, taught by Keith Edwards with help from Mia Matthews, covering styles like waltz, swing, and foxtrot. The program builds confidence and community, and ends with a dance social on April 17 at Mountain Home Ballroom.
Habaneros is now serving new food throughout the week. Every Friday for the rest of the year they will have these new options.
Milligan University evacuated Steve Lacy Fieldhouse after a carbon monoxide leak exposed about 300 students and staff, with fewer than 20 still under medical care. The leak was caused by two heating units, the building has been cleared for occupancy, and the university is reviewing safety systems after detectors failed to alarm.
After a winter storm canceled local church services, Milligan students organized and held a one-hour worship service in Lower Seeger with about 75 students attending. The service featured student-led music, a sermon on Matthew 5 by senior Bryant Magness, and communion shared together.
January 26th was a first of many days for snow at Milligan. This article details what various students did with their extra free time while school was out.
Milligan University postponed weekend athletic events and cancelled Monday classes after forecasts warned of a winter storm. Campus officials reported no damage and credited staff for keeping conditions safe.
Milligan’s arts programs will present a wide range of music, theatre, film and visual arts events throughout the spring semester, featuring concerts, plays, exhibitions and student showcases. These events highlight student and faculty talent while offering opportunities for the campus and local community to engage with the arts.
Milligan plans to fully renovate Webb Hall during the 2026–27 academic year, updating the building while temporarily closing it and adjusting student housing across campus. The project is funded through donations, university funds and bonds, and officials say the renovation will be cheaper than building a new dorm despite some student concerns.