Police called for dispute
Chase Robinson Editor-in-chief Cassie Gibbs News Editor An investigation is underway after a disagreement between a faculty member and a departmental secretary [Read more]
Student speaks out in TC
Destiny Hosmer Staff Writer Marqui Jackson made his voice heard in the Trojan Center on Tuesday afternoon. Jackson, a freshman biomedical sciences major from [Read more]
New SGA officers
Cassie Gibbs News Editor The Student Government Association executive board is composed of five positions: president, vice president of campus activities, vice [Read more]
Women’s basketball clenches Sun Belt seed
Wally Pendergrass Staff Writer The Troy women’s basketball team extended its winning streak to five games, knocking off conference leader UALR, while junior [Read more]
Meet the new SGA president
Alyse Nelson Features Editor While ballots for SGA elections were cast yesterday, Heath Barton didn’t have to worry, as his position was already secured [Read more]
Students recognized as women in leadership, attend conference
Tori Roper Staff Writer Leading Edge Institute is a weeklong conference in Montgomery in which three women from each university in the state are sent to learn [Read more]
Women Education Society offers scholarship
Lilly Casolaro Staff Writer The Beta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, a society for women educators, is opening its annual scholarship competition. This [Read more]
Men’s golf kicks off its spring season
Jill Odom Sports Editor The men’s golf team started up its spring season at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship and finished up in seventh place out of 15 [Read more]
How SGA affects campus life
Alyse Nelson Features Editor Students endured the rain yesterday to make it to voting for SGA, but what changes and effects on campus life were they voting [Read more]
Soap prank could cost students
Josh Richards Staff Writer Soap in the fountain may be a student prank, but it’s costly to clean up, said Mark Salmon, director of Troy University’s [Read more]
Reviving the art of moviemaking at Troy
Lewin Schmitt Staff Writer As the Academy Awards reminded viewers on Sunday, Hollywood is the mecca of movies. Nevertheless, it is not the only place where [Read more]
Chef brings India to Troy
Josh Richards Staff Writer Students from around the globe experience America through Troy, but how often do Troy students experience other nations? Sodexo and [Read more]
Men’s and women’s tennis teams defend Trojan territory
Ty Ammons Staff Writer The Trojans men’s tennis team went 2-1 this weekend in the Trojan Jamboree, while the women’s tennis team won both of its matches. [Read more]
Troy University becomes All Steinway School
Kianna Collins Arts and Entertainment Editor April Irvin Photo Editor Steinway pianos are some of the highest-quality pianos sold today, and Troy received 29 [Read more]
SGA seat designated for international student
Ngoc Vo Opinion Editor The push for a designated seat in the SGA for international students signals the first of many changes to assist this underrepresented [Read more]
Trojans dominate the diamond
Wes Fortson Staff Writer The Trojan baseball team traveled to Pensacola, Florida, this past weekend for the Cox Diamond Invitational and won two out of the [Read more]
Social media and professional presence
Destiny Hosmer Staff Writer Social media is not just for selfies anymore. The Society of Professional Journalists held a Professional Presence workshop in [Read more]
Internships bring challenges and opportunities
Hannah Hartline Staff writer Students should take a leap of faith when it comes to pursuing their dreams. Being a senior in college is certainly one of the [Read more]
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