Lights Out: Milligan Loses Power After Tree Hits Power Line
The surrounding area lost power Friday afternoon. It took multiple hours to restore power to customers around Milligan Highway but just minutes for Milligan to regain power.
Call for Letters to the Editor
Milligan stampede is asking for student engagement around campus. Students can share ideas, issues, or respond to articles.
Milligan SGA Opens Fall Semester with First Meeting
Milligan SGA holds first fall semester meeting. They welcomed their returning members and swore in new members.
Leading with Presence: Nia Ailshie Steps into SGA Presidency
After years of being in SGA, Nia Ailshie takes on presidency. She then explains how she wants to serve other faculty members and students at Milligan.
A Legacy Built Over Decades: Milligan Community Mourns Passing of Coach Wesley Holly
The Milligan community remembers coach Wesley Holly after his passing. In his many years here at Milligan, Holly built up a strong legacy that will forever stand.
Writing Made Easier: Milligan’s New Writing Center Opens
Milligan welcomes a new writing center in the Welshimer Library. This center is a free service to all students attending Milligan.
Daily Recap 04/18
Spring Semester 2025, Week 16, Friday 04/18 Today was Good Friday and the first day of Easter break. Baseball played Montreat at Anglin Field and won 10-1. Softball played a doubleheader against Reinhardt at Anglin Field and lost both games 9-1 and 3-1. Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field competed in Day 2 of […]
Daily Recap 04/17
Spring Semester 2025, Week 16, Thursday 04/17 Chapel’s Holy Week Service and the last regular service of the semester took place in Upper Seeger for 1 SFP credit. Flag football played in Campbellsville, KY against Campbellsville and won 31-30. Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field competed at the AAC Outdoor Track & Field Championship […]
Phil’s Dream Pit Food Truck Brings Savory BBQ to Milligan’s Wonderful Wednesday
If you happened to be strolling across Milligan University’s campus on Wonderful Wednesday, you may have noticed a mild, albeit distinct, aroma of smoke-tinged sweetness drifting from the direction of the library parking lot. That, it turns out, was Phil’s Dream Pit — a traveling barbecue joint that has recently garnered a decent amount of […]
The Cream Rises — Then Falls: The Art of The Milk Chug
For those unfamiliar with competitive milk chugging, imagine a crowd of college students arrayed in a loose semicircle, each clutching a gallon of milk like an oxygen tank. It may sound like a simple speed trial—who can finish their jug the fastest?—but the real tension hinges on whether their insides will cooperate. This year’s showdown […]