New student orientation at Millikin University is the first step in becoming acclimated to the Big Blue campus community. Over a four-day period, June 14-17, the Millikin University campus community welcomed the newest students from the Class of 2025, as well as their parents and families, as they kicked off their on-campus experience.
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Commencement has a very special and symbolic significance. By definition, it means initiation, inception, or a time when something begins, and for the Millikin University graduating Class of 2021, it meant taking the next step.
One of the most challenging and unique academic years at Millikin University is coming to a close. Millikin and other institutions of higher learning were compelled to change almost everything they do because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the spring 2021 semester has wrapped up and commencement is on the horizon.
The Millikin University School of Music is pleased to announce new undergraduate degree offerings for a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Business with a planned offering in fall 2021. Students are automatically admitted into the program upon admittance to the University; an audition is not required for admission.
Millikin University's programs in theatre, environmental studies, nursing and exercise science recently earned high praise as part of the 2021 PLEXUSS Global Rankings.
Without a doubt, 2020 will be a year not soon forgotten. There were many challenges, but the local Decatur, Ill., community is confronting those challenges head-on and gradually seeing life return to "normal."
Millikin University has announced plans to return to an in-person academic experience for the fall 2021 semester allowing students, faculty and staff to take full advantage of the university's on-campus Performance Learning model. Additionally, residence halls will return to standard double-occupancy assignments and campus dining will continue to offer in-person dining and spaced seating.