Our newest issue of Millikin Magazine takes an inside look at Millikin’s 16th President Dr. Jim M. Reynolds and how the university has adapted during the time of COVID-19.
To see more from the fall 2020 issue of Millikin Magazine visit millikin.edu/magazine.
College coaches are always saying that "recruiting is the lifeblood of a program." Sometimes, the recruiting process leads to hidden gems right in a coach's backyard.
Sean Miller did not come to Millikin University with his sights set on becoming a "tech" guy or owning his own business, but two years into his college experience, the sophomore finance and management information systems double major from Hope, Ind., can boast both.
Sometimes understanding how to adapt to unique circumstances is the best learning outcome. That is how students from Millikin University's Marketing Event Planning course described the culminating event of their fall 2020 semester.
Small businesses are facing an unprecedented economic disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For months, many small businesses have seen a decline in sales and a lack of in-person shopping forcing some companies to find creative ways to make up for losses, including building online stores.
For some people, their purpose and passion in life is clear, but there are many around the world who are trying to uncover meaning in their lives and working to establish a legacy. Without a life purpose, your goals and action plans may not ultimately fulfill you.
Incorporate, incubate and incite your dreams. That is the mantra of Decatur's newest business incubator the INC. Spot – the first minority-owned business incubator in the region which celebrated its groundbreaking on Sept. 16.
As businesses around the world have become remote overnight due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many are left wondering how to deal with the changing environment.