Lauren Post Staff Writer Troy University’s Pendulum Art Society will be hosting its first performing artist showcase on Saturday, April 14, from 7-10 p.m. in the Trojan Center Ballrooms. “I expect Saturday to really become the landmark spring event of the organization,” said Jermaine Van Buren Jr., a sophomore theater major from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and the Read More
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Lilly Casolaro News Editor Dean of Student Services Herbert Reeves and the Alabama Department of Public Health have confirmed that an off-campus Troy University main campus student has contracted pulmonary tuberculosis (TB), Other students who may have come in contact with the individual could be at risk. “Tuberculosis is an airborne disease, that is spread when Read More
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Lizz Robb Copy Editor Malone Gallery is currently housing two student projects, designed to capitalize on the participating students’ strengths, while also pushing them past their comfort level. From now until Tuesday, Feb. 14, Malone Hall will be exhibiting student artwork from classes taught by Larry Percy, associate professor of art and design. Currently housed are Read More
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Lauren Harksen Contributor While making the musical “Cabaret,” the cast and crew gave insight on how it parallels today’s political turmoil. “Cabaret” is a musical based in Berlin during the rise of Adolf Hitler in the German government. “Right now, people really want change (in the country), and that parallels with the time of the play Read More
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Taylor Boydstun Staff Writer Meda Jordan, a junior graphic design major from Dothan, recently launched her own clothing line. Her line, called Farming Feeds, boasts T-shirts and baseball caps bearing the brand name. Jordan developed the desire to design clothing as a senior in high school, when she attended the Dothan Technologies Center. Soon after, she Read More
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