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By: Taylor Martin Photo Credit: Taylor Martin Turnitin, a website with a feature called GradeMark, can assist instructors and students in writing papers. For instructors, Turnitin provides an option for grading students’ papers faster, keeping with the expectations of...
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: Justin Little Photo Credit: Justin Little For some it’s trying to balance work and fun. For others, it is learning how to live with a complete stranger. These are some of the adjustments Milligan College freshmen are facing in Webb Hall. One freshman, Nathan...
By: Hilary Hughes Saturday, Sept. 15, some of Milligan’s Institute for Servant Leadership scholars dedicated their time serving at Pine Ridge Care and Rehabilitation Center in Elizabethton, Tenn. Students spent two hours visiting with elderly people. Shon Blevins, the...
Photo credit: Gary Daught Received Sept. 12: I have a couple of comments regarding the Sept. 10 article covering the library in The Stampede. First, I was the one who provided the photograph that was included in the article. So the photo credit should have been attributed...
By: David Corwin Photo Credit: Gary Daught Milligan’s record enrollment has lead to students finding the library too crowded for study time. Even though the library is conducive for learning, many students see its popularity as a problem. Junior nursing major, Toleshi...
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: Fitzroy Harris Photo Credit: Fitzroy Harris When asked what is one thing Garland Young would change about his past, the recently appointed vice president for academic affairs and dean shows the optimistic attitude he possesses. “I would have gone sky diving before I...
By: Fitzroy Harris Photo Credit: Fitzroy Harris You would never get to experience the true Russell Asycue until you converse with the man who has a dry sense of humor, likes to work out, and enjoys sports. Ayscue, whose first impression conveys the idea of a reserved,...
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...
