Milligan University’s spring enrollment is similar to last year’s, but shows slight changes in some areas, like an increase in the undergraduate student body. There are 1,181 students enrolled at Milligan this spring semester, which is a six-person increase from last year, according to Associate Dean for Academic Administration and Registrar Stacy Dahlman. Milligan’s undergraduate […]
Milligan’s fine arts program will hold its next art exhibit, “Two Cats and a Herd of Buffalo,” on February 7, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in downtown Johnson City. The student art and design showcase will run from Feb. 7, 2025, to March 3, 2025, at Dos Gatos Coffee Bar in Johnson City. […]
My friends like to call me a “plant thief,” but I’m not sure it’s that simple. This story began with a dilemma of mine. At the beginning of every school year, my suite holds an annual “pasta night,” which I had every intention of attending. That is, before I was invited to another meal; a […]
Growing up is challenging. As soon as someone turns 18, society expects them to make informed and value-based decisions about who should lead a country. For many Milligan students, voting for the first time became a reality last November. However, for approximately 10% of the Milligan student population—that’s more than 100 students from 42 nations—the […]
As the fall semester comes to an end, course evaluations begin. Students are emailed and receive notifications through Canvas to fill out forms evaluating their professors and courses. Theresa Garbe, director of institutional research and effectiveness, oversees the process and works with the program that runs the evaluations. “We did move to a new platform […]
Open mic, but no open seats. Students packed lower Seeger on Nov. 21 for the first Open Mic Night of the year. Students, faculty, and even alumni came together for an hour and a half of pure entertainment. The night consisted of 18 acts from a wide range of musical backgrounds and genres, from rapping […]
Milligan’s finals week is rapidly approaching, with only four weeks remaining in the fall semester. Especially for first-year students, the process of studying for finals week can be overwhelming—but upperclassmen and faculty members are rady to offer their tips for studying well, staying healthy while studying, and avoiding study no-go’s. Despite the fact that each student’s […]
The members of Milligan’s Student Government Association devote their time and energy each year to serve the student body to the best of their ability. They have goals they want to accomplish every year. Some are met, some aren’t. With only a few weeks until the end of the semester, Milligan Stampede reporter Evan Hayes […]
For Amelia Teri, a music education major from Bristol, Tennessee, the path to performance excellence is paved with countless hours of dedication and meticulous preparation. As she prepared for her junior recital on Nov. 12, Teri maintained a rigorous practice schedule, dedicating four to five hours weekly to practice on top of her regular academic […]
Fall Semester 2024, Week 48 Monday 11/25 MU Ministry hosted Poems and Pie, where students gathered and shared their own poetry while enjoying pie. Tuesday 11/26 Milligan Basketball played against Christian Kentucky, the women´s defeated Kentucky 109-70 and the men´s lost 89-92. Both cafeteria and grill closed after Tuesday for Thanksgiving Break. Thanksgiving Break started, […]