Dr. Ngozi Onuora never says no to embracing new experiences. Her passion for literature has paved the way for a successful teaching career that has impacted the Millikin University community for almost two decades.
Join us in celebrating over a century of Black students, faculty and staff at Millikin University. As a part of Millikin University's Black History Month Celebration, we share stories of moments in Black history at Millikin with this chronological timeline that is narrated by current Black students and staff, as well as our University President.
The Millikin University Women's basketball team is off to a 7-3 start this season and a major contributor to the Big Blue's success has been the play of freshman Elyce Knudsen of Philo, Ill.
"They have shown their determination and adaptability during this unparalleled time in our history."
Dr. J. Mark Munoz, professor of management at Millikin University, is a fan of learning new things and gaining new perspectives. This particular motto led him to publishing two breakthrough books this winter that will serve as important guides for the digital economy.
Cybersecurity involves the study of networks and data centers, and building defenses that protect businesses from hackers.
The Millikin University wrestling team won its second straight College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Wrestling Championship on Feb. 13 at the Carver Center in Rock Island, Ill.
Millikin had four individual champions and had five other wrestlers earn All-Conference honors including four second place finishers. Millikin scored 153.5 team points followed by North Central at 146.5 and Augustana at 100.5 points.
Millikin University senior criminal justice major and Carbondale (Ill.) native Eva Anthony did not intend on attending college in her home state, let alone a small private institution like Millikin. Now four years later, she has made waves throughout her time on campus because of leadership and Performance Learning opportunities.