According to The New York Times, student loan debt is “at a record high of $1.1 trillion, and the average undergraduate who borrows to...

Students are supposed to make the grade, rain or shine. However, weather does leave an impact on students, affecting our school work....

By Tyler Wooley Last year, I married my best friend. I know that line is used a lot and is a cliché, but it is true. I know I always want...

We’ve all seen things go “viral” on the Internet, but I never really considered what it would be like if I were the one responsible for a...

Although Chancellor Jack Hawkins’ New Year’s message, his “reminder,” has created rather heated conversations across many channels, the...

By Stephanie Shackleford Neither word, Christian or feminist, completely identifies me, and, when paired together, they potentially...

By Theresa Kiernan Did you know that Henry Ford didn’t invent the car? I was quite surprised when I found out that Karl Benz, not Henry...

As the end of the semester nears, many students are trying to get that last-minute push to improve their grades, while some teachers...

In a survey done by Trojan Condoms, Troy University ranked at 137 out of 140 for sexual health awareness and resources available. From...

The long-awaited 2014 midterm elections are in the books. Alabama Secretary of State Jim Bennett told The Montgomery Advertiser that he...

By Quinta Goines Have you ever held onto something so long just because of the time you had invested into it? Have you ever thought a...

By Amber Richards “Rape culture” refers to the aspects of society that normalize rape as something that “just happens” rather than...

By Casey Richards Every year, there are thousands of incidents of LGBTQ-related hate crimes that take place in the United States alone....

By Theresa Kiernan “Would you kill Excalibur?” Excalibur is the beloved dog belonging to the first Ebola victim outside West Africa. He...

By Quinta Goines Because social media are a convenient way to share information with a mass of people, many people have found them...

Ebola is getting out of hand, not because Ebola is a threat to the American health, but because we are allowing ourselves to live in...

By Porter Grubbs Why are we here right now, reading the Tropolitan, at this very moment? This is less a question of philosophical...

Since the United States declared independence in 1776, there have been numerous movements to return the right to vote to citizens...

By Pierce Godwin While many organizations participated in the homecoming events, it seems that a large number of students were...

By Hannah Hartline It should not be a surprise that not everyone at Troy University comes in as a freshman. Troy’s main campus takes in,...

As reported by the Tropolitan from the U.S. Department of Justice, only 5 percent of sexual crimes committed against college females are...

What is it about our culture that tells women, and even young girls, that they have to wear makeup to be beautiful? It is the glamour...

By Hannah Hartline College life is often glamorized. It all looks so great in the movies. From Greek life to football games, the life of...

By Kenneth Tallant A large number of students, in order to support themselves through college, have to work minimum-wage, part-time...