Milligan welcomed Dr. He Qi on Thursday, Sept. 21, as the inaugural speaker for the university’s “Magness Lectureship on Jesus in the Arts.” He’s first of two lectures on that day, “My Journey of Christian Art,” was given during an 11 a.m. chapel service in Seeger Chapel, followed by a 7 p.m. evening service in […]
Milligan track and field sophomore Ellen-Mary Kearney got her 2023-2024 campaign off to a blistering start by being named Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Runner of the Week (ROTW) three times in the month of September. Every Monday of the athletic season the AAC names a ROTW for track and field and Kearney has won this […]
More than thirty faculty members, alumni, and current students crowded into Welshimer Library to honor Dr. Heather Hoover’s new book, “Composition as Conversation,” on Monday, Sept. 18, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. During the event, Hoover read some brief excerpts from her book, answered questions, and signed copies. ‘I wrote the book because I believe […]
It was a warm March afternoon after a long day of school. I was a 14-year-old freshman at a school by the name of Middle College High School in my hometown of Memphis, Tennessee. Track and field conditioning was being announced around the school, and I knew I wanted to try track for the first […]
Milligan’s tutoring services are up and running. These services are free to all Milligan students, and are offered for a number of different courses. This program is set up to pair students with other students who have experience with the classes already and know what to expect. Megan Christian, a senior education major, has had […]
This semester, Milligan welcomed several new faculty members, including Dr. Ken Lang who will oversee the Criminology and Criminal Justice major that was added in 2021. Dr. Lang has had 25 years of law enforcement experience, 15 years investigating violent crimes, and 13 years as a forensic artist. Dr. Lang says he always had a […]
Milligan is seeing its highest enrollment rates of new, incoming students this year in decades, which has not only directly affected the campus’ culture and community, but also some logistical choices like student housing. “The total incoming class of 301 students is one of the largest in school history,” said Vice President for Enrollment Management […]
The start of every school year brings some changes to the Milligan campus, and one of most noticeable this year is the makeover at Steve Lacy Fieldhouse. The main court, the downstairs facilities and the graphics on the outside all saw big changes over the summer. The new basketball and volleyball floor features a new […]
When students are looking for a university to call home, one of the most overlooked boxes on their checklist is a cozy or happy place to unwind and get some work done. With the hectic life of being a student, it can be difficult for students to find a place on campus that allows them […]
Gwen Ellis departed in early August. Milligan alumnus Gabriel Logan was named as the new program director this week. Gwen Ellis, who served as the director of the Goah Scholars program and director of multicultural engagement, resigned just before the fall semester began. Goah students were notified on Aug. 1 of her departure. Tony Jones, […]