While studying abroad in Oxford, the writer unexpectedly connected with someone from their hometown, showing how much they carry Milligan with them. Their experience abroad helped them realize how deeply Milligan has shaped their identity.
Milligan’s career fair connected students with 24 businesses, mainly in finance and engineering, to explore jobs and internships. Some students found great opportunities, while others faced challenges due to their major or transportation.
Milligan men’s soccer won 6-0 against Bluefield, dominating the game and scoring five goals in the second half. They also honored their 12 seniors and will next play Truett McConnell at home.
Misinformation spreads easily because our brains crave simple, emotional stories that feel true. To stop its spread, we need to slow down, think critically, and verify before sharing.
Fall in the Milligan area offers local markets, festivals, music, and art events that go beyond the typical pumpkin spice latte. From craft fairs to free concerts and pumpkin carving, there are plenty of fun and affordable ways to enjoy the season.
Milligan’s WUMC 90.5 joined World College Radio Day with a segment on diverse musical cultures. A kickoff event featured student talks on music, ministry, theater, and athletics.
SGA hosted a town hall to discuss program changes with students. This meeting allowed for students to ask questions regarding the changes. Six programs are being suspended in the upcoming future.
Milligan's men's and women's cross-country team hosted the Eli Cramer Invitational. This meet was in memory of their teammate, Eli, who tragically passed away in early 2022.
The Stampede has spoken on how to fact check the things you see online. Reliable sources are necessary, but not everyone checks before posting.
Milligan alumni and hip-hop artist, Terrence Gadsden, joined campus for Magness Lecture. He spoke in chapel that morning and later held a concert that night.