Lirona Joshi Staff Writer With an aim to create community partnership and inter-disciplinary collaboration, the Office of Civic Engagement at Eldridge Hall offers students a unique opportunity to engage in service initiatives. With such things as The Campus Kitchens Project and Backpacks for Kids, students can participate in initiatives that address community needs and work on Read More
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(CONTRIBUTED/ Kenneth Roblee) Kenneth Roblee is a professor of Mathematics and the chair of the Department of Mathematics. He joined Troy University in 2004. Rakshak Adhikari Staff Writer 1. What is your favorite thing about Troy? I like the university because I like working here. It is not a job that I dread going to which Read More
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Rakshak Adhikari Staff Writer Troy Students who want to be a part of the pro-life movement can now join Students for Life. Parker Drennen, a sophomore history major from Enterprise and the president of the organization, said that Students for Life Troy chapter is a branch of a national organization by the same name that provides Read More
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(CONTRIBUTED/ Charlotte Pryor) Charlotte Pryor, a senior psychology major from Troy, interning in a medical clinic in Costa Rica this summer as a Benjamin A. Gilman Scholar. Charlotte Pryor Contributor One of the great opportunities gained from studying abroad in Costa Rica is learning firsthand the meaning of universal health care. Costa Rica offers universal health Read More
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Luke Brantley Variety Editor David Jackson is a broadcast journalism major from Montgomery. Like many journalism students, he has several classes in Wallace Hall and Patterson Hall. But unlike many of his classmates, Jackson is 53 years old. Jackson’s family is originally from Montgomery, but his father served in the U.S. Army. As a result, his Read More
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