Milligan University announced that Athletics Director Christian Pope has left his position, though Pope told the swim team the decision was not mutual. President Waers named Jeff Bourn as interim director and said the university would not comment further on the personnel matter.
Milligan’s disc golf A team won the Volunteer Throwdown at UT, finishing 17 under par, while the B team took second in Division II. Several Milligan players also earned top singles finishes, and the team will compete next at the Bluegrass Regional Qualifier on Feb. 21.
Some Milligan University students using VA education benefits are facing delays in their monthly payments due to the government shutdown slowing certification processing. The issue mainly affects Chapter 35 recipients, while students using the Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) have not experienced delays.
Social media can spread misleading or harmful health advice from unqualified sources. College students should verify information and consult medical professionals to make safe and informed health decisions.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Nia Ailshie, Milligan’s SGA president, is dedicated to building community and encouraging open discussions on campus. She hopes to connect students and administration while leading with kindness and integrity.
Milligan University’s Homecoming Weekend, themed “Wonderful Weekend,” will take place Oct. 24–26 with events, concerts, and performances for the campus community. Highlights include the musical Freaky Friday, a themed concert, and fun activities like a parade and lip-sync battle.