By: Eric Vines Milligan College’s missions club Apostolos is offering students a chance to serve the community of New Orleans on sight this spring break, in a partnership with CrossRoads Missions, a ministry that began at Milligan 20-years-ago. “We’ll be bringing the...
By: Sarah Collie Jacqueline Holness, an African-American journalist and writer from Atlanta, Ga., challenged Milligan College students to discover their God-given talents and use them to interact with common culture in chapel on Thursday, Nov. 21. Holness extracted seven...
By: Stephen Murphy Its almost here! With Thanksgiving right around the corner, Milligan College will become an abandoned campus as many students pack their bags and head home to see their families. When classes let out Tuesday, Nov. 26 the students will flood to their...
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By: Stephen Murphy Photo by: Lindsey Campbell The Milligan College International Justice Mission (IJM chapter) will be calling on Tennessee State Congressional members to take a stand against the increasing global human trafficking issue on Tuesday, Nov. 19. As part of a...
By: Sydney Franklin Photo by: Sydney Franklin When you think of a hot dog eating contest, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Your Uncle Bob? The state fair? That one time you threw up five hot dogs? As part of his Milligan College Quality Enhancement Project,...
By: Taylor Foote Photo by: Syd Bickers There has been a major influx of campus tours led by Milligan’s cycling coach Zack Nave, as he is hoping to double the team’s size by next season. “We have a large number of very big prospects [who are] committed to or are...
By: Taylor Foote The Milligan College Information Technology (I.T.) department is offering an annual electronic waste disposal service today and tomorrow. Curtis Huskins, I.T. and communication technician, said a disposal company based in Knoxville, Tenn. will collect...
By: Meaghan Roland Photo by: Meaghan Roland The Milligan College Republicans group is beginning their second year strong. Political interest and involvement plummeted last year after the election, with the average attendance of meetings dwindling to five individuals. The...
By: Syd Bickers Photo Credit: Mikayla Vosler Milligan College sophomore John Steadman had no idea he was picking up a late-night snack for a couple of wild bears when he went to a local doughnut shop on the night of Wednesday, Oct. 9. He planned to pick up a couple dozen...
