Victoria Cirilli Contributor If you’re suffering from a classic case of homesickness, the only cure is obviously something delicious to remind you of home. I am a strong believer in the power of food and its ability to make you feel loved, and to share that love with others. My mom tells a story of how Read More
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Healthy and affordable baked chicken with avocado. (Katie Winters photo) Abby Taylor Online Content Editor The “Freshman 15” happens quickly, and it is good to know how to avoid it. Katie Winters, a senior interpreter training major from Milton, Florida, gave some tips on how to eat healthy and stay in shape on a budget. “I Read More
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Jenna Viets Contributor There’s something special about reading a story aloud. Throughout my childhood, my parents were always reading to me. It started with Dr. Seuss and fairytales, then books like “Old Yeller” and the entire Laura Ingalls series. The pinnacle was when my dad read “The Chronicles of Narnia” to my brother and me for Read More
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Jenna Viets Contributor Coming to college in the heart of the Deep South, the last thing I expected Troy to have was a healthy international program. How surprised and delighted I was when I arrived and learned that our study abroad opportunities are abundant and accessible and that our university has locations across the globe. I Read More
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Emma Daniel Contributor I was initially unsure of how I was supposed to get used to college, but I soon realized that 3 a.m. cheeseburgers were suddenly a glowing opportunity. Going away to school for the first time is stressful, as any change is. To enjoy college, embracing change is key. Don’t look for comfort in Read More
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