Collin Willis Contributor The event was meant to encourage student involvement for anyone looking to further expand their college experiences through networking and exploring common interests. Prior to this event, the university only hosted browse fairs during the summers, which were mainly tailored to incoming freshmen and transfer students. But this time around, the Student Involvement and Read More
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Emma Daniel News Editor The United States Census is set to begin counting soon, and students can apply to help with the process. Students can apply at census.gov/jobs for many different positions with competitive wages and flexible hours. “They’re (the U.S. Census Bureau) trying to get a very complete and accurate count of our students,” said Read More
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Emma Daniel News Editor Students are expressing relief on social media that campus roads are being paved, but some said their cars have already sustained damage from potholes and rough roads after weather delayed paving project. Alex Reynolds, a senior nursing major from Dothan, Alabama, and the city liaison, assured that the work would be finished Read More
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Asem Abdelfattah Opinion Editor Writing for the student newspaper is not only for journalism majors. I am a business major with a concentration in economics and writing for the Tropolitan has been one of the most enriching opportunities I have had as a student at Troy University. I first joined the Trop as a staff writer Read More
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Oluwaseun Omotayo Staff Writer Students were given the chance to battle with code and solve real-world problems at Troy University’s first TroyHack, held over the weekend. “A hackathon is a coding competition where students can create and innovate while learning through the workshops available,” said Boluwarin Dairo, a senior computer science major from Ibadan, Nigeria. “It Read More
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