Each fall, fine arts and communications students take a field studies trip to New York City. This year, the business students joined them for a total of 16 students. Everyone arrived in the city on Wednesday September 26. On Thursday, the fine arts and communications students began their day by visiting the Whitney Museum of […]
Milligan College Men’s Soccer team has more international players on their team this year than ever before in Milligan History. International players now make up 35 percent of our 2018 men’s soccer roster, which is more than a 5 percent increase from last season. This percentage does not even include the several American students with […]
Just seeing the word savings, most of you will half-chuckle and blow right by this section because you have either exhausted your savings to attend college, or you don’t have the capacity to plan for the future at the moment. Either way, savings seem both impossible and unimportant at this stage of life. Let me […]
With all the new coaches and players on our teams this year, it’s easy for us Milligan sports fans to ask ourselves, “What will these new people add to the team?”, “What will their seasons be like?” and maybe, “What can we expect from the team as a whole?”. But have we ever stopped to […]
As a college student, you may not have work study on campus or a job off of campus. You might get money from your parents for gas and books, but outside of that, you you might not have anything else. However, there is hope! The Plasma Biological Center in downtown Johnson City is a quick […]
The Tri-Cities had their first ever gay pride rally on Sept. 15, attended by what organizers estimated to be 7,000-10,000, including several Milligan students and employees. The Stampede sat down with students and employees to talk about the event and the topic of gay rights and Christianity. The parade and rally was put on by […]
If you are a millennial who lives in Tennessee, you fit into the least likely demographic in the country to vote this November. According to an analysis by PEW Charitable Trust on the previous midterm election in 2014, voter turnout in Tennessee is the lowest in the country, at just 28.5 percent. Their analysis also […]
On Sept. 29 the League of the South (LOS), a Southern Nationalist organization, is scheduled to hold a rally at Sycamore Shoals State Park in Elizabethton, Tennessee. The LOS has sixteen state chapters according to its website. The sixteen chapters represent each of the 11 former Confederate States of America as well as Oklahoma, which […]
Additional reporting by Jordyn Morel Milligan introduces three new academic programs to campus this fall. The Ministry Leadership Program and Musical Theater major both seek to build on similar pre-existing degrees, while the Physician Assistant Program is brand new this year. The Ministry Leadership program will be directed by Milligan alum and recent employee, Dr. […]