Oktoberfeast: A taste of Germany under the tent
Milligan students and staff gathered on Oct. 27 for the annual Oktoberfeast. This feast celebrated German culture with decorations, food, and music.
Milligan Students in Suspended Programs Adapt as Spring Registration Begins
With several academic programs suspended, Milligan students are adjusting their spring schedules and finding alternative courses to stay on track. While some feel stressed about their majors and future careers, the administration is working with advisors to help students complete their degrees.
Milligan Launches Student Food Pantry to Combat Campus Food Insecurity
Milligan’s new student food pantry is located in the Gilliam Wellness Center. It was created to support students with limited meal access during campus breaks. Open to all students, it provides free food and essentials, with plans to expand into a full resource center.
Milligan Orchestra’s Fall Concert Shows Variety in Musical Talent
The Milligan Orchestra’s fall concert on Nov. 1 showcased a mix of Baroque, blues, and Broadway music. Students and faculty collaborated in performances that highlighted diverse musical styles and talent across campus.
Dotson announces Logan’s departure from Milligan
Gabriel Logan, director of Student Success, Disability Services, and the Goah Scholars Program, resigned in October. The university has not disclosed details about his departure. Professor Richardson has since taken over his duties, while a town hall with President Waers is planned to discuss scholarships.
Journalists are causing misinformation — are they?
Journalists must uphold truth and accuracy by carefully researching, fact checking, and verifying every detail before publishing. Media consumers also share responsibility by thinking critically and checking sources before sharing information to prevent the spread of falsehoods.
Christian Worship: Some Modernization Required?
Church music varies widely, sparking debates about what counts as proper worship. Despite different styles, from traditional hymns to hip-hop, the message emphasizes embracing diversity and grace in how people connect with God.
Meet Joe: The Heart of Milligan’s Cafeteria
Joe is the friendly face who greets students at Milligan’s dining center. His kindness, faith, and care have made him a beloved part of the campus community. Students and staff appreciate his positivity and dedication every day.
Milligan’s Homecoming Musical: Freaky Friday
Milligan University performed its fall musical, Freaky Friday, from October 23–26 in the McGlothin-Street Theatre. Cast members including senior Ariana Floyd and fifth grader Reese Drayer said the show was a fun and valuable learning experience.
Milligan’s First Male Cheerleader in 13 Years Found Hope in a Second Chance
After not making the ETSU cheer team, Ramsey Greenwell was offered a spot at Milligan University, becoming its first male cheerleader in over a decade. Cheerleading at Milligan has helped him grow in confidence, faith, and community.