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 […]
The Student Government Association (SGA) at Milligan University introduced a new award to the Milligan community at the beginning of November. The award is named “Making a Difference” and was developed to highlight the student, faculty or staff member who has gone the extra mile to serve the community this semester. According to the SGA […]
Milligan students’ attitudes about sexuality have changed dramatically over the last five years, according to a recent survey conducted by the Stampede. The survey revisited the one conducted in October 2015, after Milligan released a draft of its sexuality policy statement. The 2020 survey link was emailed to all current students on Nov. 11. The […]
Adam Trabold presents the making of “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” a senior final production by theatre major Hannah Meyers. The production can be watched here on the Milligan Fine Arts’ Facebook Page.
For all students and faculty at Milligan University, the Fall semester of 2020 will always be remembered as different and special. Adjusting collegiate careers to a global pandemic has been everything but easy and has required strong efforts of everyone within Milligan’s community. With the end of an unconventional semester, it is time to look […]
Mackenzie Guy interviews Dr. Kellie Brown about her most recently published book, “The Sound of Hope.”
The year of 2020 has proven to be a time of uncertainty and change. Some of these changes have occurred on the Milligan campus to ensure the safety of faculty, staff and students But among the student body, freshman students’ perspectives of the school vastly differ from those of the seniors. Senior Callie Daniel is […]
Milligan University transferred to a semi online format this semester due to the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic to maintain both education and safety. This follows the trend in society of daily life and a more distanced approach to gatherings to protect the community. Online classes have become an expectation across the country. Milligan chose […]