By: Justin Little Photo by: Justin Little Abortion, healthcare, and gay marriage are some of the key issues Milligan College students will be deciding on as they head to the polls this coming November. “My family is a middle-class family and it really worries me what...
By: Hillary Hughes Photo by: Hillary Hughes Last Sunday night students gathered in lower Seeger for the weekly Vespers service. Senior Sarah Myers gave a brief message introducing the spiritual discipline of self-limitation. Students worshiped together and took the Lord’s...
By: Fitzroy Harris Photo by: Fitzroy Harris Milligan College likes to offer students plenty of ways to participate in campus events. One such event is an annual week of activities called “TWIRP” week. TWIRP stands for “the woman is required to pay” and has been the...
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: 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...
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: 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,...
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: 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...
