The Milligan men’s basketball team beat the Bryan College Lions Wednesday night at the Steve Lacy Fieldhouse, winning 79-55. Coach Bill Robinson called the game a “great win” with “great production off our bench,” because most players were able to participate at some point. “Bryan’s a big rival,” Robinson said. “We know them real well.” […]
An audience full of laughter and excitement filled SUB 7 Friday night when Milligan College enjoyed its annual Faculty Feud. Sponsored by Milligan’s Alpha Chi, the spin-off on the television game show “Family Feud” included a team of faculty versus a team of students competing to answer questions about topics relevant on campus. Alpha Chi […]
Split, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, is a thriller of Shyamalan-ian proportions. The story is about the battle for survival of three teenage girls, Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy), Claire (Haley Lu Richardson) and Marcia (Jessica Sula), after they are kidnapped by a man with 23 different personalities, Kevin (James McAvoy), who is that patient […]
New year, new you, isn’t that what they say? This is usually our intention, but we end up falling into the same habits we wanted to change. Our intentions are only the starting point; it is our mindset that needs the discipline. Developing healthy habits takes time, repetition and a good attitude. Whether you are […]
Milligan students have found ways to get involved in politics though different marches and protests going on across the country. On Jan. 21, the day after the inauguration, several Milligan students drove to Washington D.C., Asheville, and Jonesborough to participate in the Women’s March. While 2.6 million participants marched in cities around the world, 500,000 […]
Biology professors Dr. Brian Eisenback and Dr. Michael Whitney are leading students on the annual Biology trip this year. The trip will be a 14-day tour of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado from May 6 through May 20. The trip is open to everyone, including all majors, alumni and faculty and is a good […]
Donald Trump officially stepped into presidential office Jan. 20, and, with it, the White House’s official website received multiple updates, including a complete revamp of the “Issues” section. Links to news on science and all mention of climate change, which took up several pages before, were removed as well. Arguably the most controversial aspect is […]
So, it’s Valentine’s Day, and you’re single. Don’t worry. I was alone on Feb. 14 for 19 years. Until my sophomore year of college, no guy had ever asked me out on a date, I had never had a boyfriend; boys didn’t even ask to “hang out” with me in high school. And I was […]
The scramble begins from building to building. Trash must be taken out, tables wiped down and floors mopped. Tables must be in their proper place, chairs in order and the bathrooms shining, even the commode. This is only the beginning of a long day for housekeepers Amy J. Simmons and Amy Huckaba, and it’s only […]