Kathryn Clark
Artists share exhibit, highlight identity and life
Two unique artists shared exhibition space in the Johnson Center for the Arts last week. Chintia Kirana’s and Mary Holman Johnson’s, “In...
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Adele Henley
Sep 18
Yellowhammer deadline fast approaching
Troy University students will be participating in the fourth annual YellowHammer Film Festival on Oct. 24. The festival was founded by...
Nathan Braisted
Sep 18
Beetlejuice: A first time reaction to the classic
When it came to reviewing Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice,” people were shocked to discover that I’d never seen it before. This is largely...
Adele Henley
Sep 18
'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' The ghost with the most is back
If there’s one thing my friends know about me, it’s that I love all things Beetlejuice. I’ve seen the original movie countless times,...
Jess Sutton
Sep 18
Fall's landmark of post-punk deserves an ode
In 1981, The Fall was on the verge of a breakthrough. Taking a year off from the album cycle, Mark E. Smith and his revolving band of...
Liliana Skye Heaton
Sep 18
Students share traditions at Mid-Autumn festival
As the full moon rose, families gathered in their homes in East Asia to celebrate one of their culture’s most cherished traditions — the...
Brittany Wyatt
Sep 18
Brittany's Book Corner
Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" is a masterpiece, but should it have been published? Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita” is, perhaps, one of, if not...
Nathan Henderson
Sep 12
Student-Made Store Spotlight
Sarah Robbins -- Fine Artist discusses inspirations, goals for store Student-Made is a national program debuting in the Troy University...
Brittany Wyatt
Sep 12
Brittany's Book Corner
BookTok's sweetheart - 'A Court of Thorn and Roses' Whether or not you would consider yourself a reader, there is no doubt that you have...
Kris Harrell
Sep 12
Silly-Scopes
Get some weekly insight with the Silly-Scopes! Aries – How does it feel to be a super SUPER senior? You’ve been here long enough; you...
Emily Mosier
Sep 12
How to thrift successfully
Shopping at thrift stores is one of my favorite things to do! We live in a time where the planet’s resources are being used almost twice...
Nathan Braisted
Sep 12
Will the Ultimate Lifeform save the Sonic movie franchise?
After two very successful installments of the “Sonic the Hedgehog” movie franchise, as well as a spin-off mini-series, Paramount Pictures...
Contributor
Sep 12
Ilium Records organizes Call For Songs
Simon Brown Marketing of Recorded Music class (MUI 4430), self-titled Ilium Records, is offering students an opportunity to display their...
Brittany Wyatt
Sep 5
Brittany's Book Corner
Familiar yet suprising: 'A Song of Ice and Fire' Those who know me are aware of my intense love of “Game of Thrones.” I have watched the...
Elizabeth Odee
Sep 5
Entrepreneurs at Student Made
The Idea Bank of downtown Troy has launched a new initiative: Student Made Troy. Student Made is a business initiative that encourages...
Adele Henley
Sep 5
Trojan Trends: Ten Years Later
Ten years ago, Tropolitan writer Emily Beckstrom analyzed the fashion trends of Troy University’s campus. Now, a decade later, it’s time...
Kris Harrell
Sep 5
ASL Club prepares for semester
Troy University’s American Sign Language (ASL) club had their first meeting of the semester, introducing themselves to new members and...
Emily Mosier
Sep 5
Silly-Scopes
Aries: As the leaves begin to change color, you may find yourself tempted to invest in an updated autumn aesthetic. Freshmen Aries, I...
Jess Sutton
Sep 5
Phish share in the groove in live album
In late 1997, the jam band Phish was locked into a particularly tight rhythm. When they toured the world during the twin Summer ’97 tours...
Nathan Henderson
Sep 5
Park Band returns to roots
Variety cover band Park Band started back in 2008 after all its band members met while at Troy University. On Friday night, they returned...
Nathan Braisted
Sep 5
“The Blind Side” needs a 15-yard ‘overrated’ penalty
The most prominent athletic season at Troy University is finally upon us in fall 2024. Troy Trojans football is back in action at...
Brittany Wyatt
Aug 29
Brittany's Book Corner
Enigmatic and contreversial - 'The Bell Jar' To put it bluntly, Sylvia Plath’s “The Bell Jar” is just as enigmatic and controversial as...
Nathan Henderson
Aug 29
Student podcast returns after yearlong hiatus
The Mad Melodies podcast returned with a new episode last week after a 17-month hiatus. Mad Melodies is a podcast led by Jack Anderson, a...
Nathan Braisted
Aug 29
“Backyard Baseball” takes the field after 10-year break
MLB’s Players’ Weekend returned last weekend after a four-year hiatus, and of course, it was just as good as I remember. This year, game...
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