Recently, beloved Johnson City Coffee shop and community hotspot The Willow Tree announced its permanent closure due to COVID-19. Watch to see the Milligan community’s reactions and reflections on The Willow Tree’s impact.
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) found their second Grocery Bingo event a success this Tuesday evening. Meeting in upper Seeger chapel, more than 40 students gathered to compete against each other in a classic game of bingo in order to win household items. “I really like how they don’t limit you to one prize,” said […]
Hopwood Christan Church has resumed in-person services. The first service took place on Sunday in accordance with COVID-19 regulations. More than 100 attendees gathered outdoors for fellowship. As the pandemic spread, places of worship changed the way services were held in order to decrease the chances of infection. This involved live streaming services and mandating […]
40+ million people around the world are currently held as modern-day slaves. 4 billion people live without the protection of laws. 2 million young girls are exploited in the commercial sex industry. 1 in 5 women will be a victim of rape during her lifetime.* According to the non-governmental organization International Justice Mission (IJM), the […]
The Milligan University Triathlon team kicked off their inaugural season with a phenomenal result in the Hendersonville Triathlon Sprint Distance. With this being Milligan’s first appearance on the scene, curiosities ran high to see how the team would perform. The challenge was well received by the athletes, who raced away with the win in amazing […]
On Tuesday Milligan University’s women’s volleyball team hosted Tennessee Wesleyan for their first home match of the season. The Lady Buffs battled it out for a win in the Steve Lacy Fieldhouse, improving their overall record to 2-1. The match was settled in four sets (26-24, 25-23, 21-25, 25-21). Milligan senior Carley Gregory had 16 […]
COVID-19 spread throughout the world at a rapid rate in the early months of 2020. Since its outbreak, scientists and health officials have worked to keep track of cases as efficiently as possible. Here are some of the most recent numbers. For the United States, there are close to 7 million active cases and close […]
On Monday, Milligan University’s Student Government Association (SGA) announced their new student lead initiative titled “The Refuge” in a press release. The initiative was pitched by SGA Treasurer and Advisor for Student Relations Chase McGlamery and SGA President Dalton Shell. The Refuge is a collaborative effort between Milligan SGA and Milligan’s Campus Ministry. The Refuge […]
Campus Activities hosts yet another TWIRP Week with a remarkable turnout this year – Annie Ensley gives you the rundown of the events hosted that week.
Almost everything has changed this semester due to COVID-19 and the Humanities program is no exception.