Mike Featherston, junior Exercise Science major, dribbles the ball up the court. Photo courtesy of Milligan Athletics In a new tradition, the Leaders in Christian Service Awards Ceremony was held during the first chapel service of the semester to outline outstanding servants in the community in light of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Ethan Magness, […]
Women’s volleyball underwent a historic season as they competed at the final site of the NAIA Women’s Volleyball National Championship in Sioux City, Iowa. After winning 17 of their last 19 matches, our lady Buffs beat Cornerstone University in the opening round of the tournament which punched their ticket to the final destination. Milligan was […]
Commercial free use photo of two elephants provided by Pexels.com “We are sleepwalking towards the edge of a cliff,” says Mike Barrett, executive director of science and conservation at World Wildlife Fund for Nature. With the continued growth of humanity, the Earth’s animal population has been cut by 60 percent. Clarity must be brought to […]
Information from Wiesia Zakrzewska, founder of Innovative Immigration Solutions and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The immigration process is so vastly complex, most of us don’t even know where to begin. It is important for international students to educate themselves on the process if they plan to legally remain in the United States after they […]
It’s the end of the semester, and that means it’s time for a finals week playlist! I cheated a bit, and I’m reusing an old playlist. It’s called “if i ran a coffee shop and picked the music.” I don’t know about you, but by finals week, I want to treat myself and do all […]
“Here you can see where we have charted it against inflation and you can see we are getting closer and closer to the inflation [rate]. We have tracked it pretty close and… it’s hard to do in one year, [and] it’s something that you have to work at over time to make happen.” Graph provided […]
Clark side hugs Snoop Dogg, an American rapper and entertainment entrepreneur at an event in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Cara Clark. Milligan partners with a variety reputable programs to provide students with domestic and international travel opportunities. Currently, there are eight approved affiliate organizations that students at Milligan College can apply to and spend a […]
A photo of Elyse Ohlinger taken with the sunlight. Photo by Jennahba Montgomery. Montgomery: Tell me about your backstory. Ohlinger: My name is Elyse Ohlinger. I was born in China. I lived in an orphanage with a bunch of other orphans. I got adopted by the age of twelve, and I came to America. Life here […]
Finals week is quickly approaching. For freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors alike, finals week can be incredibly stressful, as students hope to finish strong and make a solid grade in their classes. If you’re beginning to panic about finals, you’re not alone. However, there are definitely some things you can do to offset finals fever. […]