J-Day gives future students the opportunity to see the different career paths in journalism.
Approximately 300 students from 20 different schools flocked to TROY on Thursday for the Hall School of Journalism and Communication’s annual J-Day event.
Through a series of workshops taught by industry professionals, including TROY alumni and current professors, local high school students interested in journalism are educated about the options they have when choosing a…
The Art of the Story featuring the work of TROY student journalists is on display at the International Arts Center through Nov. 9.
Troy University’s journalism students and International Arts Center have partnered together to showcase a different side of art you may not consider.
The Art of the Story exhibit features articles, photography and cartoons created by TROY’s journalism students published over the past year.
The IAC’s curator Carrie Jaxon saw it as an opportunity to showcase…
Journalists Savanah Weed has joined the University Relations staff at Troy University.
Troy University is excited to announce the addition of Savanah Weed as a Coordinator in the Office of University Relations.
Weed comes to TROY after spending more than a year as a staff writer for the The Enterprise Ledger while simultaneously serving as content manager for The Eufaula Tribune. Prior to that, she worked in…
The award winners included Brady Talbert, who won two first-place TV awards, and Marissa Lacey, who took first place in a radio category.
Students from the Troy University Hall School of Journalism and Communication (HSJC) received a dozen awards at the recent 2021 Southeastern Journalism Conference (SEJC), including three first-place awards for individual student submissions.
The Best of the South competition, held via Zoom on March 26, resulted in 12 Troy student and organization awards. The complete list…
