PJ Heath Staff Writer A year into the pandemic, it doesn’t look as if face masks are going away anytime soon – even with the new COVID-19 vaccines becoming available. If you’re tired of the masks you see in stores and want to create something that fits your personality, here is how to make a quick Read More
Read MoreDay: March 7, 2021
A year with COVID
Ora Nelson Staff Writer A year after COVID-19’s initial takeoff in the United States, Troy University’s social distancing guidelines are now a norm for students and faculty alike. The abrupt dismissal of classes last spring is still in students thoughts. “I didn’t know that when I left for spring break, that that’d be the last time Read More
Read MoreLooking back on the year of COVID
Sam Stroud Opinion Editor We are rapidly approaching the one-year anniversary of the Troy University on-campus shutdown, which transpired on the back end of the 2020 spring break. I had no idea that when I told my friends goodbye for the break, I wouldn’t be seeing them not for five days, but for five months. A Read More
Read MoreTrojan dining adjusts guidelines
Oluwaseun Omotayo Staff Writer Students now have the opportunity to order their food ahead of time at select dining locations. Various measures have been put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Troy University Dining Services is currently finding ways to improve customer experience. Trojan Takeout lets students order, pay for their food and skip Read More
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Andrea Hammack Trojan Living Editor Since we’ve had a few warm days this week, I’m going to get my hopes up and act like it’s here to stay. With this mindset comes revisiting artists who make me feel like it’s warm weather year round. One artist I come back to consistently is Shakey Graves. Hailing from Read More
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