Hundreds, including several Milligan and Emmanuel students, gathered in Johnson City for the Women’s March 2.0 on Jan. 20–exactly one year after President Donald Trump’s inauguration. This march was only one of the many happening across the nation. The march convened in an ETSU parking lot at the intersection of University Parkway and State of […]
On Friday, the 2018 Winter Olympics will begin and last through Sunday, Feb. 25. The events will be held in PyeongChang, South Korea, its first Winter Olympic Games. With over 90 countries participating in over 100 sporting events, and six new nations making their Winter Olympics debut, the PyeongChang Olympics will be one of the […]
Milligan women’s basketball is currently struggling to end this season on a high. After winning the conference and qualifying for nationals the past two seasons, the Buffs were expected to end this season the same way. In the 2015-2016 season, the Lady Buffs ended with a record of 17-3 in the conference and 23-8 overall. […]
Milligan’s new Master of Arts in humanities program has started to attract students. The program had an informational lunch on Jan. 31 in which students were given a chance to ask questions related to the program as well. The program is starting to follow a five year vision goal, set two years ago. Associate Professor […]
For any English professor, the dream is to be published. This dream has become a reality for Milligan College’s Associate Professor of English and Composition, Heather Hoover. Hoover, also the director of writing at Milligan, has put her work together in a collection of faith poems titled “If Moon, Then Yes.” From a young age […]
Growing up in Georgia, there were two fundamental truths that we lived by: God is great, and pies are delicious. Almost everyone can remember their grandma’s pecan pies, or their cousins bringing over pumpkin pies for family gatherings. To fill the pie-shaped hole in our college student diets, Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop has come to […]
Juniors Cara Williams and Kaori Nicole Clemmer traveled to Australia last semester as a part of Milligan’s Semester Abroad program. They chose to participate in the program in order to fulfill the capstone requirement for Milligan’s Honors Program. Williams and Clemmer traveled to Carindale, Australia, to attend Christian Heritage College, where they attended classes […]