A look at ‘Batman v. Superman’ as a success
Well, this critic liked it. Throngs of reviewers have given “Batman v. Superman” a bad score, for one reason or another. I honestly...
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Lacey Alexander
Mar 30, 2016
Choir to serenade with Shakespeare
Four string musicians and a guest conductor will join a university choir this weekend to perform songs with Shakespearean texts as well...
Multiple
Mar 30, 2016
A ‘Saga’ like no other: A food review of the Trojan Dining Hall
Katie Miller Staff Writer Whitney Cale Staff Writer Many students rely on access to Trojan Dining Hall, otherwise known as Saga, as their...
Multiple
Mar 23, 2016
Welcome to Moe’s
Katie Miller Staff Writer Whitney Cale Staff Writer Having been assigned to review the most popular spot on campus for dining, Katie...
Lacey Alexander
Mar 23, 2016
‘Here and Now’ explores musical theater sounds
A student-organized cabaret gave three students the opportunity to showcase new musical theater songs Wednesday, March 16. Cody Ward, a...
Sable Riley
Mar 23, 2016
Senior recital to showcase talents of guitar and trumpet
Two students will demonstrate the culmination of four years of hard work in one recital. Before students are able to perform their senior...
Multiple
Mar 16, 2016
Looking at ‘Fire Emblem Fates’ routes
George Holmes Contributor Nik Knighten Copy Editor Kianna Collins Arts & Entertainment Editor Intelligent Systems returns to its roots of...
Sable Riley
Mar 16, 2016
Peter Ekstrom’s art presented in Malone
Peter Ekstrom, a Swedish artist, presented his “Saints and Sinners” collection at Malone Art Gallery Thursday, March 3, at 3 p.m. In his...
Kianna Collins
Mar 3, 2016
A look into March video game releases
February gave players a lot of titles to look forward to, but March heralds the release of “The Division,” a highly anticipated Tom...
Kianna Collins
Mar 3, 2016
Video game delays: why?
I’ve never seen so many games being delayed at once. “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” seems to keep teasing us every month. The first time,...
Kianna Collins
Feb 18, 2016
Brief history of dance at Troy University
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance is a fairly new program, 2016 marking the fourth year since its inception. Troy University existed...
Alyse Nelson
Feb 18, 2016
Instagram-like app available for Greek students
A new app is gaining popularity as a social media platform developed exclusively for those involved in Greek life on campus. Amanda...
Lacey Alexander
Feb 18, 2016
‘Our Vital Struggle’ tackles racism, sexuality and equality
Sixteen Troy University students will be performing a collection of scenes, some with stage combat, for the public later this month. The...
Lacey Alexander
Feb 11, 2016
‘Lingering Longings’ composed by retired Troy professor
A retired Troy professor has composed songs for an album of clarinet and piano music that was released in January of this year....
Sable Riley
Jan 28, 2016
QThree to perform new tunes at Troy University
John M. Long School of Music will be presenting QThree, a guest artist chamber music group, at John M. Long Hall on Friday, Jan. 29, at 7...
Kat Rogers
Jan 21, 2016
Studying abroad: Multiple opportunities for Trojans
Thirty-one Troy students are currently overseas as part of various study abroad programs for the 2015-2016 academic year. This number...
Lacey Alexander
Jan 21, 2016
Troy University Quidditch Team hosts ‘Yule Ball’
The Troy University Quidditch Team hosted its first ever “Yule Ball” in the Trojan Center ballrooms on Friday, Jan. 15. The ball was a...
Sable Riley
Jan 21, 2016
Malpass Brothers to perform rockabilly tunes at Troy
The Troy Arts Council will be presenting The Malpass Brothers, an older-style country music band, to perform at Claudia Crosby Theater at...
Lacey Alexander
Jan 14, 2016
Troy ‘29’ production to make its way to bigger stage
Troy theater students will travel to South Carolina at the end of this month to compete in individual events and present a Troy...
Sable Riley
Jan 11, 2016
Guitar Festival to return for third year at Troy University
John M. Long School of Music will present its third annual guitar festival on Friday, Feb. 19. Dr. Robert Gibson, Troy University...
Abby Taylor
Jan 11, 2016
Chi Alpha diversity panel discusses racial divide in the Christian church
The issue of racial divide within the Christian church was discussed in a unity and diversity panel in order to help students come...
Kianna Collins
Jan 4, 2016
Fresh game titles to release in February
Now that the holiday season is over and people’s wallets have mostly recovered, some big gaming titles are set to launch this February....
Sable Riley
Nov 19, 2015
Winter Ball serves as second chance for some students
The Troy University Spectrum Alliance held its Winter Ball event Monday night at the Arboretum, giving students the opportunity to attend...
Lacey Alexander
Nov 19, 2015
Frequency to perform fall set
Troy University’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble will be presenting a collection of songs with the Troy University Guitar Ensemble as guest...
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