Sigma Tau Delta held a read-in centered around banned books last Wednesday. Students and faculty alike were encouraged to bring excerpts from their favorite banned books and read them aloud. Topics included themes such as anti-war, racism and profanity. The Banned Books is an annual read-in. “We’ve been doing this in conjunction with the National Council of Teachers of English,” said Associate Professor of English as well as Co-Sponsor for Sigma Tau Delta Dr. Theresa Johns

Troy’s M.I.S.S. Elite Society and Sparkle Mentoring Club partnered up to put on a Mocktails and Paint Night event in Patterson 105 last Wednesday. There were two stations where students could choose to get supplies to create a vision board for this year and next year or other art supplies for painting activities. Music played in the background as students worked on their pieces while sipping on fun drinks. “I found on Pinterest a love bird singing some hearts or whatever o

Anais' Annotations For readers and fans of “Frankenstein” (1818) by Mary Shelley, Alasdair Gray has a twist for you in his 1992 novel, “Poor Things.” This may be a familiar title, as it was recently adapted into a film in 2023 starring Emma Stone. The movie is great, but as always, the book is better. This novel is a collection of letters, diary entries and medical notes. All of these elements come together to create a collage of different perspectives. Overall, it creates a

An interesting new take on a classic Troy’s Department of Theatre & Dance and College of Arts & Humanities is performing William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” For those who are unfamiliar with the production, “Twelfth Night” is one of Shakespeare’s comedy plays. ] The title refers to the eve of the Feast of Epiphany in Christian holiday. This play explores themes of love, grief and chaos as it follows Viola, who has recently lost her brother in a shipwreck, disguising hers

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History Club partnered with Political Science Club to hold a “Jeopardy!” night in Patterson 202 last Wednesday. The night consisted of...

For National Pan-Hellenic Council Week, Troy’s Divine 9 organizations held a week of events for all students to attend. One of those...

The Troy University Campus Library held an author talk last Thursday featuring Alabama native Mildred Mills. The event was open to all...

Banned Books Week is an annual event that highlights the importance of free access to information. This year’s theme is “Censorship is so...

Anais' Annotations Up until very recent history, I thought it was impossible to be from Alabama and not have read Harper Lee’s “To Kill a...

The Trojan Center Ballrooms were filled with students for a night of performance, dinner and cultural interaction Monday night at Troy...

Troy University’s 101 Elite Men held a Trojan Blacktop Car Social from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Moe’s BBQ parking lot on Sunday. “It’s a...

An artist reception was held for Amita Bhakta’s “Moments of Radiance and Christopher Stagl’s Winged Creatures.” Food and an artist talk...

Recipe of the Week I hate cooking chicken. It actually scares me. Plus, touching raw chicken is gross, and dino nuggets are so much more...

Speakeasy says goodbye to Troy Nate Henderson News Editor Speakeasy, the four-piece student band known for their house shows and...

There are several cinematic classics from the Golden Age that are still discussed in pop culture. Whether it be films like “The Wizard of...

Troy’s International Programs and Chinese Students and Scholars Association are set to hold their annual Mid-Autumn Festival at...

The beginning of October means it’s the time of the semester when Troy’s Theatre and Dance department begins to take the stage. After...

Anais' Annotations Science fiction – it is a label most commonly associated with films like “Star Wars” and the image of little green men...

Troy Public Radio unveils new podcast “Sounds Of The Stage” Elizabeth Odee Staff Writer Troy Public Radio has released a...

Fall 2025 Midterm Preparation Edition Aries: Let's be honest, you waited a little too long to prepare for your midterms. It’s good you...

"The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy The best thing about cracking open a new book is the transportation to a new place. This week,...