Remember the last time you downloaded a phone application or created a new account on a website? Often it is too time consuming to sort through old emails, attempting to remember their passwords and then waiting to receive an email for verification. So instead, we click that blue button spelling out “Sign in with Facebook.” […]
As finals loom around the corner, so do the inevitable feelings of dread and anxiety about all the things that stand between you and an exceptionally long summer break. And if you’re anything like me, studying in your room just isn’t cutting it anymore. Luckily for us, Milligan’s campus AND the greater Johnson City/Elizabethton area […]
The senior tennis players walked onto their home courts to play their last match on April 11. The sun was shining and spirits were high as the Buffs faced Tennessee Wesleyan in the last conference match of the season. Seniors from both the men’s and women’s teams, including Becca Guthrie, Abby Allen, Josh Craine, Conly […]
With Hopwood Memorial Christian Church receiving a renovation this academic year, Professor Nicholas Blosser set out to create a piece of art that would fill a space of the wall in the main sanctuary. Hopwood’s renovations had caused a window on the right side of the sanctuary to turn into a wall. This caused the […]
As the semester comes to a close, students gathered in Sub 7 on April 19 to pray for fellow classmates who will be going on mission trips this summer, most of them overseas. The event, called Prayer Send Out, was hosted by Apostolos, Milligan’s student mission club. Students will be going with church groups, or […]
Midterm elections are coming up in states across the country. Voters will be electing new senators, governors and representatives. Experts are predicting race outcomes in certain states, but in swing states like Ohio and Florida the races are too close to predict. Both of these states will elect representatives, governors and one senator. In Congress […]
Milligan College and Emmanuel Christian Seminary hosted its first Stone-Campbell Conference, which lasted April 6-7. Stone-Campbell Journal is an annual conference for scholars and students alike to take part of and listen to various speakers in an academic setting. The theme for the 17th annual conference was “Theology of Others: Judaism, Islam, and ‘None-of-the-Aboves.’” According […]
On Sunday, students and members of the community alike gathered at the Mary B. Martin Auditorium in Seeger Chapel to listen to Milligan’s Concert Choir and the Highlands Youth Ensemble. The concert was conducted by Dr. Noah DeLong, who has been a part of Milligan’s music faculty since 2011, and Jane DeLoach Morison, who presided […]
The Milligan softball team continues to do extremely well at the Appalachian Athletic Conference, as their April 11th win against Union pushed them to tie for first place in the conference along with Truett McConnell University. The first two innings started out slow, with neither team having any runs. However, the Buffs managed to get […]