Milligan University’s artist-in-residence Kendall Hamelryck opened her exhibition “Building a Life” on Feb. 15, sharing artwork inspired by her faith, marriage, and experiences with children. Her mixed media pieces reflect themes of spiritual growth and contentment, and the exhibit will remain on display through March 6.
Milligan University’s music program held a student recital on Feb. 12 featuring 12 students performing 10 songs, from classical pieces to Disney music. About 40 people attended, and freshman Peyton Boling said the recital was a supportive event that exposed the audience to many different types of music.
Milligan University has named Jamie Graves as the new head coach of its men’s and women’s swim teams. Graves, a former college swimmer and experienced coach, returns to the conference and says he plans to build on the team’s strong foundation and focus on developing character and leadership.
Milligan University’s men’s and women’s swim teams won the AAC Championships, earning a sixth straight title for the men and a fifth in a row for the women. The teams set records and earned many top finishes, and they will compete next at the NAIA Swimming and Diving Championships in Indiana.
Milligan University’s annual student art show, “Two Cats + A Herd of Buffalo,” opened Feb. 6 at Dos Gatos Coffee Bar, featuring over 30 student works. The exhibit, which has been around for about 20 years, highlights student creativity and will be on display through March 2.
Habaneros is now serving new food throughout the week. Every Friday for the rest of the year they will have these new options.
Milligan University evacuated Steve Lacy Fieldhouse after a carbon monoxide leak exposed about 300 students and staff, with fewer than 20 still under medical care. The leak was caused by two heating units, the building has been cleared for occupancy, and the university is reviewing safety systems after detectors failed to alarm.
After a winter storm canceled local church services, Milligan students organized and held a one-hour worship service in Lower Seeger with about 75 students attending. The service featured student-led music, a sermon on Matthew 5 by senior Bryant Magness, and communion shared together.
January 26th was a first of many days for snow at Milligan. This article details what various students did with their extra free time while school was out.
CAB took about 15 students on a winter trip to Beech Mountain for an evening of skiing and snowboarding at a discounted price. Despite cold, windy, and icy conditions, students spent several hours on the slopes before returning to campus late that night.