Millikin University student Hailey Quinlan is set to graduate this December from the Millikin School of Nursing as a registered nurse. Following graduation, Quinlan will begin her career at Decatur Memorial Hospital as a nurse on the Intensive Care Unit.
The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) is celebrating 75 years with a new monthly feature titled "The Decade Series."
Dr. Deborah Fields Youssef, Tabor alum and new member of the Tabor Dean’s Business Council, reflects on a career ranging from the World Bank to the world of education. She offers her insights on doing business in a COVID-19 environment and shares tips on how to tackle uncertainty.
We asked the three newest Tabor School of Business faculty members — Dr. Michael Osei, Shailesh Patel and Dr. Alex Vernon — to tell us what drew them to Tabor, their vision for their time while teaching here and some fun facts we might not know about them. Here are their answers.
Wilmington College in Wilmington, Ohio, has named Millikin University alumnus Dr. Trevor M. Bates '02 as its 19th president. Bates describes the opportunity as "the greatest honor of my professional life."
For more than 60 years, Millikin University's Vespers has signaled the start of the holiday season in central Illinois. With just over 6,500 attendees each year, Vespers is one of Millikin's most popular events, and the heartfelt mix of carols, choirs and candlelight has become a much-beloved tradition celebrating the community's creativity and good cheer.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 17, 2020, marked a celebration of Millikin University's newest building, the Center for Theatre & Dance. The celebratory event of the new home for Millikin's College of Fine Arts and School of Theatre & Dance was also an opportunity to thank the supporters of the project and the community of Decatur, Ill.
Skywatchers on Oct. 13 were treated to an extraordinary site as Planet Mars reached opposition.
During opposition, Mars, Earth and the sun form a straight line, with Earth in the middle. As a result, the planet appears bigger, brighter and redder than usual, not reaching this close to Earth again until 2035.