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Galas to read “The Pillowman” in Blackbox Theatre
John Galas, who is joining the theater and dance staff this year as a Guest Artist in Residency, is currently in the process of directing...
Lacey Alexander
Sep 10, 2015


Before they were our professors: A look at some Troy professors’ lives outside of the classroom.
Scientist during the week, magician on the weekend Teaching students about anatomy, physiology, neuroscience and toxicology during the...
Alyse Nelson
Sep 3, 2015


Ant-Man is yet another Marvel film and…that’s it.
By Steven Saim Marvel’s latest addition to their cinematic universe has ultimately given audiences everything they desired. The film is...
Contributor
Aug 27, 2015


“Troy’s Got Talent” is debut of Trojan Café’s online events
Trojan Café hosts its first online event “Troy’s Got Talent” in an effort to unify students across all campuses. “Troy’s Got Talent” was...
Kianna Collins
Aug 27, 2015


‘Nerdfighters’ club starts at Troy
“Nerdfighteria” is beginning to bud on the campus of Troy University. “Nerdfighters,” which make up the community of “Nerdfighteria,” are...
Scott McLendon
Aug 27, 2015


Troy University Theatre and Dance announces its season for this year
Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance commences its year with the announcement of the stage production season. The students,...
Lacey Alexander
Aug 20, 2015


A summer of adventure
Becoming a teacher in China and celebrating the two different cultures Spending a month teaching middle schoolers English while living in...
Alyse Nelson
Aug 20, 2015


Harper Lee’s new novel falls short
One of the most highly acclaimed novels in history, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” was the only published work accredited to Harper Lee for 55...
Whitney Cale
Aug 20, 2015


The wake of the Wal-Mart apocalypse
Students are scrambling to complete their school shopping as crews of workers and the Wal-Mart employees themselves take on the task of...
Alyse Nelson
Aug 12, 2015


The Cains’ continue their success with new, self-titled EP
The Cains, formerly “The Cains Trio,” released their self-titled five-track EP on July 21 to digital music retailers. The country record...
Lacey Alexander
Aug 12, 2015


Splatoon offers fresh take on third person shooter genre
The video game “Splatoon,” a third-person shooter produced by Nintendo, has taken the Wii U online community by storm since its release...
Scott McLendon
Aug 12, 2015


A guide to avoid the freshman 15
Emily Paige Blodgett Students can learn how to avoid the freshman 15 and stay well by knowing the services offered at Troy University and...
Staff Writer
May 14, 2015


Manage your time, and get better results
Kimberly Steele Time can often mean the difference between turning in a great assignment and proper understanding or a slap-dash,...
Contributor
May 14, 2015


Dress properly for the occasion
Will Reinert “The student pulled up his trousers, pushed back his shoulders, and walked with confidence to his class.”That is how...
Contributor
May 14, 2015


Don’t waste money on textbooks
Jane Morrell Paige Bartlett lays her syllabus on the table, sips coffee and begins to compare prices on Amazon.com for a required...
Contributor
May 14, 2015


Professors bid farewell to Troy
Grishma Rimal Variety Editor Beth Hyatt Copy Editor At the end of the academic year, graduates are getting ready to move onto the next...
Multiple
Apr 23, 2015


Polishing interview skills
Since the job hunt is about to begin for soon-to-be graduates, it is important to be prepared for what lies ahead. While sending in the...
Beth Hyatt
Apr 23, 2015


Water balloon fight to be held
Troy University’s Students for Social Justice will host an end-of-the-semester water balloon fight to raise money from Amnesty...
Staff Writer
Apr 23, 2015


Outstanding freshman
Jordan Ochoa Contributor Philip Agee Contributor While some students are finding difficulty summoning the energy to press “Next Episode”...
Contributor
Apr 23, 2015


Making music into a living
Ben Strong, a senior music education major from Sylacauga, is involved in many aspects of music on and around Troy’s campus. Strong was...
Tori Roper-Bedsole
Apr 23, 2015


Graduation got you down?
“A lot of people waste a lot of time in college,” said graduating senior Philip Agee. “If you actually do anything in college, you would...
Alyse Nelson
Apr 17, 2015


Guitar and flute concert to explore music history
The John M. Long School of Music will present a guitar and flute concert performed by Robert Gibson and Rachel Nozny on Friday, April 17,...
Michael Shipma
Apr 16, 2015


The art of poetry celebrated
Troy University’s English department and the Alabama Literary Review invited Randy Blythe and Ted Hadden to read their poetry in...
Priyanka Sharma
Apr 16, 2015


Randy Blythe to read poetry at Troy University
For National Poetry Month, Alabamian and poet Randy Blythe will give a reading on Monday, April 13, at 5:15 p.m. in Hawkins Auditorium....
Jill Odom
Apr 15, 2015
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