By: Cory Cooper Photo by: Lindsey Campbell As Milligan College improves and expands with the construction of five new dorms, many wonder if on-campus parking will improve as well. Over the years on-campus parking has been a constant complaint by both commuters and those...
By: Jonathan Colson Latin music could be heard throughout Milligan’s campus Friday Sept. 14th during the first annual Latin-American Appreciation Day Party held on the Mary Sword Commons. Multi-Cultural Affairs (MCA) funded the event with the help of several...
By: Sarah Underwood Photo credit: Sarah Underwood Milligan’s athletic facilities received a “facelift” this past summer. Changes were made to the soccer fields, basketball court at the field house, weight room, swimming pool, and cross country course. President Bill...
By: Sarah Underwood Photo credit: Angela Highfield Students, faculty, family, and friends all gathered Friday at 1 pm in Seeger Chapel to celebrate the life of former president, Donald R. Jeanes. The ceremony was certainly one of celebration, which started with Mike...
By: Kristen Quon A prayer service held today, Aug. 27, 2012, in Seeger Chapel honored Dr. Donald R. Jeanes, Milligan’s 14th president. Jeanes passed away in his home unexpectedly early Monday, Aug. 27. Brad Wallace, campus minister, led the service with scripture and...
The demolition of MSA building number one began as scheduled on Monday, August 27, 2012. According to an email from Milligan President Bill Greer, the demolition is expected to take three days. The email also says demolition of MSA number one is necessary in order the...
By: Fitz Harris Two Milligan students received second place and also received $100 cash prizes and certificates in the Appalachian Student Research Forum (ASRF) held on April 5 at the Center at Millennium Park in Johnson City. The annual research forum was first held in...
By: Jennica Lyons Update Milligan College student Phillip Davis has returned home and is doing well. He has no nerve damage in his arm and it appears that his scars will be limited to his left ear. He will have to go back to Vanderbilt a few times for treatments, and...
The official "The Quickening" poster. By Krista Knudtsen On March 23, an original new play will light up Milligan College’s theatre. Milligan’s own Debbie Harbin, administrative assistant for academic affairs, wrote the upcoming spring play, The...
Many students take for granted the safety provided on campus. What most students probably don’t know is that there were 8 larceny reports (items stolen form room, lobby…) last year. What policies are in place to insure campus safety and how concerned should students be with...
