Troy University will move to online-only classes due to the outbreak of the coronavirus COVID-19, but residence halls and dining halls will remain open to accommodate students who cannot go home. Classes will be online only from March 16 to April 5. On April 6, the university will announce how it plans to proceed. All events Read More
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Get something for nothing on Facebook
(Graphic/Dior Brown) Oluwaseun Omotayo Staff Writer The Buy Nothing Troy Facebook group offers students and Troy residents the chance to give and receive gifts with others in the community. The Buy Nothing project started as the Buy Nothing Bainbridge intending to create small communities dedicated to sharing. The idea has grown to a worldwide network, and Read More
Read MoreSGA President-elect discusses plans
(Photo/Contributed) Collin Willis Staff Writer SGA President-elect Nicole Jayjohn, a junior marine biology major from Daphne, Alabama, is excited for this upcoming school year to take a positive step with student involvement. She will be succeeding Morgan Long, a senior sports management major from Birmingham, Alabama. Jayjohn is planning on an unorthodox platform that doesn’t focus Read More
Read MoreStudy abroad suspended due to virus
(Graphic/Dior Brown) Emma Daniel News Editor All Troy University study abroad trips have been suspended until further notice due to the COVID-19 virus, according to Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Lance Tatum. “Over the last 35 to 40 days, we’ve had a lot of discussion about what’s going on in the world related to coronavirus,” Read More
Read MoreCelebrating Women’s History Month
(Photo/Tomiwa Akintode) Tomiwa Akintode Staff Writer The Sparkles mentoring organization held a summit to celebrate and empower women at Troy University on Feb. 27. “Ready, Set, Glow! Discovering your Inner Superwoman,” was held in honor of March being Women’s History Month. “We wanted to do something centered around women and women empowerment,” said Gretil Sutton, a Read More
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