As students prepare to register for Spring 2027 semester classes, Milligan is using its new Milligan Central system. For some students, the transition from Self-Service to Milligan Central has caused confusion. “I spent like half an hour trying to figure out how to register for classes,” said Mia Grasse, a Milligan senior. “Milligan Central is […]
Milligan University opened a new Ballad Health Simulation Lab to give nursing and health science students realistic, hands-on medical training. The lab features advanced mannequins and equipment to help students practice medical skills and prepare for real patient care.
Milligan’s men’s and women’s golf teams finished their fall seasons at the AAC Fall Preview, with the women placing fourth and the men finishing sixth. Bailey McGaha and Aidan Sinclair led their teams individually, both improving their scores throughout the tournament.
Many college students use AI but are afraid to admit it because of the stigma surrounding it. The author argues that people need to be more honest and open about AI use to prevent companies from taking advantage of the public.
My eyes stung with relief As my head sunk into itself And my hands experienced an earthquake. I could not breathe, nor was I allowed to leave. I was the mouse in your house. For I was never invited in, but got there somehow. And when I decided to leave, I couldn’t seem to find […]
Milligan engineering professor Daniel Cutshall became a Washington County commissioner to help solve community problems and better represent local residents. He uses his problem-solving skills in both teaching and public service, focusing on helping people and addressing needs such as hunger and homelessness.
The news affects our daily lives, so it is important to stay informed and understand what is happening around us. This series will explain important stories, help readers recognize reliable information, and encourage them to stay informed without feeling overwhelmed.
Milligan alumnus Tyler Miller has worked as a website developer, police officer and now camp director, following his faith and desire to help others. He believes success comes from following God’s guidance, putting family first and serving others.
Milligan had two black bear sightings on campus, including a mother and her two cubs, and students were told to keep their distance and stay safe.
Milligan offers a variety of student-led clubs and organizations focused on academics, career development, science and faith. These groups help students build friendships, explore interests and become more involved in campus life.