Allard began working for TROY in 1989 and taught voice in the music department
One of Troy University’s Public Radio programs is celebrating 25 years of bringing classical music to listeners, sharing not only the timeless works but also the rich history and stories behind them.
“Opus 3”, hosted by Catherine Allard, began when James Clower, former Radio Station Manager for WSTU-FM, asked her to come speak during a…
TROY won 18 awards in total, including four school awards at the Southeast Journalism Conference.
A group of Troy University journalism students traveled to Starkville, Mississippi, to participate in the Southeast Journalism Conference (SEJC) over the weekend.
Hosted in Troy last year, SEJC is an annual event that features the top journalism programs from across the Southeast. In 2025, 27 schools made the trek to Mississippi State University.
This year’s…
Episodes will air weekly until December 11 and listeners will get the chance to hear compositions from each guest
“InChoir,” a collaborative effort between the College of Communication and Fine Arts and TROY Public Radio, launched its second season on November 13.
The podcast, which promotes conversations about choral music, the arts, and life, is co-hosted by Dr. Diane Orlofsky, TROY Professor Emerita of Music and Music Education and Graduate Coordinator/Advisor for Music Education, and Dr….
"Alabama Aloud" launched its second season on July 3.
Troy Public Radio has launched its second season of “Alabama Aloud,” a podcast dedicated to narrating the works of Alabama’s authors.
Narrated by Don Noble, the first season of “Alabama Aloud” aired from June through December 2023 and highlighted works from Michelle Richmond, Tom Franklin, Jennifer Horne, Daniel Wallace, Marlin Barton, Suzanne Hudson, Wendy Reed,…
