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American vs. foreign TV: internationals have the say
Aniket Maharjan Contributor Lirona Joshi Staff Writer While TV shows can help students unwind and procrastinate, they also form part of...

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Nov 3, 2016


Performers shine a light for talent show
The Voice of Justice organization on Troy’s campus held a “Shine a Light” benefit showcase event on Tuesday, Nov. 1, in Claudia Crosby...
Sinclair Portis
Nov 3, 2016


International Education Week at Troy University: events preview
International Education Week (IEW) kicks off at Troy University on Sunday, Oct. 30, with a Soccer Tournament. According to Megan Simon,...
Madina Seytmuradova
Oct 27, 2016


‘Battlefield 1:’ potentially ‘exciting and engaging’ game
“Battlefield 1” is the newest title in the Battlefield video game franchise to be released on Oct. 21, 2016, on PlayStation 4, Xbox One...
Kelvin Hawkins
Oct 20, 2016


Spook around the world: International students share creepy stories
With Halloween just around the corner, many Trojans are arming themselves with their favorite ghost stories to scare the freshmen. And...
Israel Ashby
Oct 20, 2016


‘The Beat is On’ to showcase KHP department courses
The Kinesiology and Health Promotion (KHP) department will hold its annual event “The Beat Goes On” on Monday, Oct. 24, at 6 p.m in...
Tu To
Oct 20, 2016


Expanding the creative realm: Professors and students talk about opportunities for writers on campus
Anushka KC Contributor Madina Seytmuradova Variety Editor Almost everyone at one point or another has written a poem or story, but not...

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Oct 20, 2016


Military student publishes anthology of poems
William Jackson, a senior political science major from Valley, recently published a book titled “These Flowers Were Held by Broken...
Sinclair Portis
Oct 13, 2016


Inked: Trojan tattoo stories
Lasata Shrestha Staff writer Lirona Joshi Contributor In 2014, the Tropolitan asked Trojans how tattoos affected their current and future...

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Oct 13, 2016


‘Mafia 3:’ Worth the purchase
“Mafia 3” is a single-player, third-person shooter style video game about a half-black former soldier, Lincoln Clay, creating a criminal...
Kelvin Hawkins
Oct 13, 2016


The first tattoo
For Corina Wieser-Cox, an English major from Los Fresnos, Texas, an average Saturday of her senior year became the day she got her first...
Madina Seytmuradova
Oct 13, 2016


Tech talk: Language-translating headphones
For decades, foreign languages have been a communication barrier whenbuilding relationships with others. Waverly Labs, a start-up company...
Tu To
Oct 13, 2016


Overachiever: Life of the Type A student
Overachiever, workaholic, perfectionist — all these terms are used interchangeably in everyday conversations to describe people who are...
Madina Seytmuradova
Oct 6, 2016


Reboot more like ‘The Mediocre Seven’
If you’re looking for a true remake of the 1960 western film when you head to theaters for “The Magnificent Seven” (2016), you’re going...
Lacey Alexander
Oct 6, 2016


SOTS opens doors for regional talent, hosts Band Day
Middle school and high school bands from all over the South joined Troy’s world-renowned “Sound of the South” on the field during the...
Draven Jackson
Sep 29, 2016


Band comes to campus, sings about love
The Juilliard-trained and Nashville-grown Annie Moses Band performed in Claudia Crosby Theater on Tuesday, Sept. 20. The show, titled...
Taylor Boydstun
Sep 22, 2016


Troy’s hidden treasure: Society for Creative Anachronism
Israel Ashby Society for Creative Anachronism Inc. (SCA) is a national organization for creative historical re-enactment. “I like to tell...
Contributor
Sep 22, 2016


Students to spread wings in ‘Flyin’ West’
The Department of Theatre and Dance will present its first production of the season next week. “Flyin’ West,” a play by Pearl Cleague, is...
Lacey Alexander
Sep 22, 2016


Professors talk classroom style
Aniket Maharjan “If my students wonder, when I’m up there teaching, if I’m looking at them and judging them, the answer is ‘Yes, I am...
Contributor
Sep 22, 2016


Behind the Moe’s line: An inside look at campus grill’s student workers
Lasata Shrestha “Let’s start with the hot section,” said a full-time student and a part-time Moe’s Southwest Grill employee, Moe Alias...
Contributor
Sep 15, 2016


Enterprise professor’s art inspired by life and loss
“The Last Picture Show” exhibit will be held in Malone Hall’s gallery, from now until Sep. 23. “The Last Picture Show” is an exhibit...
Draven Jackson
Sep 15, 2016


Chess club makes a move on campus
Pratiksha Joshi The Troy Univeristy Chess Club will be hosting “Chess Night” on Thursday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. in Patterson Hall, Room 107....
Contributor
Sep 15, 2016


Art professor’s work selected for exposition
Larry Percy, associate professor of art, was recently selected to feature his work in the fourth annual Joshua Tree National Park Art...
Mynecia Steele
Sep 15, 2016


Apple releases iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus details, introduces EarPods
Technology is making leaps and bounds in every facet of life, making life easier and college students less likely to do their homework....
Sable Riley
Sep 8, 2016
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