Pull out the boxes and the duct tape, because it’s time to get packing. That dreaded time of the year has come around, and soon you’ll be forced to finally pick up that room of yours that may or may not have been a mess for the majority of the semester. And unless you are […]
Last year on Earth Day, President Bill Greer announced a “green” initiative to adapt our campus infrastructure in a way that would reduce our energy consumption by over 20 percent. In early March, as part of this green initiative plan, two televisions were placed on campus to serve as energy dashboards. One is located in […]
Next semester Samuel Elolia, professor of theology and world Christianity at Emmanuel Christian Seminary, will teach a new course offered in the Milligan curriculum: PHIL 260 African Traditional Religions and Philosophy. The course, which fulfills the ethnic study requirement, will cover centuries of pre-colonial, traditional African cultures in the southern, eastern and western regions of […]
As a forum of the students, The Stampede seeks to reflect many of the opinions and recommendations of the student body within its pages. What do most students say about Milligan’s Spiritual Formation Program (SFP)? Some are not incredibly passionate about it. When I talked with a few seniors, SFP seemed almost at the back […]
The Milligan Agriculture Club will be hosting a garden party right before finals on Friday at 6:30 p.m. It is being referred to as “That Big Garden Party.” The event will be a dessert potluck-style event, hosted around the garden located behind the Steve Lacy Fieldhouse. The party will include contra dancing and live folk […]
As the spring semester draws to a close, students, faculty and staff will have the chance to see the Milligan community express their talents through several events open and free to the public. Here are some of the upcoming events that will take place on campus: Juried Art Exhibition (Sunday-Friday, April 23-28) Come see art, […]
Richard “Dick” Lura, professor of chemistry, is retiring from teaching at the end of the semester. “I’m glad to have been able to teach this long,” Lura said as he reflects on his teaching career at Milligan College. While getting his graduate degree at Iowa State University, Lura realized he liked teaching and found it […]
Summer is usually a season of blockbuster action and adventure movies that have moviegoers pouring into theaters, and it seems as though the summer of 2017 is no exception. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Release Date: 26 May 2017 Directors: Joachim Ronning, Espen Sandberg Starring: Johnny Depp, Javier Bardem Genre: Action […]
Finals Week comes with a lot of stress. Your exams, presentations, papers and: Baking: Having a sweet treat can help you study and could help with writer’s block. Not only does baking help distract you from your stress, but you are also making something delicious to eat later! Or, if you can’t find an oven, […]
As the school year comes to an end, many seniors look back on their past four years at Milligan with some fond, and not so fond, memories. There is no dispute; college is difficult, but four years of experience make seniors eligible to give some good advice to underclassmen who still have a few years […]