Abigail Melinsky was elected freshman class president at Milligan University on Sept. 17. She will represent freshmen in the Student Government Association along with other class representatives.
Milligan University hosted its first “Pursue” Conference for high school students interested in ministry. The conference helped students explore their calling through worship, speakers, and activities.
Grace Taylor is Milligan University’s new director of campus activities, where she focuses on planning events and building community. Her faith has helped her embrace unexpected opportunities and let go of perfectionism while creating welcoming spaces for students.
This poem describes feeling homesick for something that was never actually had. It explores longing for an impossible past, future, or version of oneself.
Derthick Hall’s new gray renovations represent the changes happening at Milligan University.
Milligan has improved campus safety with 24/7 security, new fire alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and more cameras. The school says these changes are meant to protect students while respecting their privacy.
David Blackburn is Milligan’s new athletic director, bringing nearly 40 years of college sports experience. He wants to help student-athletes, grow the program, and focus on more than just winning.
Milligan Central is the new student portal for schedules, grades, transcripts, registration, and other school information. Students should check their Milligan email for updates and contact the IT Help Desk if they need help.
Elise Halkos went from a shy freshman to president of Milligan’s Student Government Association. She wants to use her leadership role to support students, build community, and serve others.
Milligan’s CREATE Conference gave counseling students a chance to share research and connect with local counseling centers about job opportunities. Keynote speaker Kristy Pruitt discussed burnout and compassion fatigue among counselors, and the conference will return in 2027.