Millikin University is growing in many ways, from campus facilities to enrollment as this fall 2,001 undergraduate students started classes on campus, the largest total amount of undergraduate students at Millikin since fall 2015.
Millikin University is pleased to welcome former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar to campus on Constitution Day, Monday, Sept. 17, for a community-wide conversation about Illinois politics in the modern age at 7 p.m.
Recent results from the 2018 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) indicate that the overall experience for Millikin University first-year students and those preparing to graduate have been excellent.
It was on Aug. 21, 2017, that the new front door to Millikin University, the University Commons, was officially open to the campus and surrounding community.
First-Year Experience Mentor Kelly Conrad says Day of Action is a unique opportunity to show new Millikin University students the Decatur (Ill.) community and to show, aside from Millikin, there are other reasons to come to Decatur.
The start of the academic year is underway and many first-year students are getting started with their Big Blue experience.
To help us learn a little more about how to best engage in the Millikin community, we caught up with Molly Berry, director of the Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement, who provided some great transition tips.
To be a Long-Vanderburg Scholar at Millikin University means being able to grow as a diverse leader through action and service says Maya Van Lysebettens, a senior human services major from Chicago.
Millikin University student Sophia Schwalbach was only four years old when her brother, Nick, tragically lost his life to a fraternity house fire on Millikin's campus. And although Sophia and her family will never recover from Nick's loss, she has managed to turn tragedy into a life-saving mission statement.