Ty Davidson - TrojanVision

Ty Davidson

Student News Director

Ty Davidson joined the TrojanVision crew in August 2024. He has worked as an anchor, reporter and producer. In May 2025, he was promoted to Student News Director.

Articles by this Author

Top Posts

Troy University student killed during overnight shooting identified

October 30, 2026

Read More

Pi Kappa Phi fraternity suspended following alleged violation of hazing policies

October 15, 2026

Read More

Three Troy students arrested in connection with Edge shooting

November 1, 2026

Read More

YouTube Channel

Basketball season is right around the corner, but before the women's basketball team tips off its season, the Trojans welcomed fans into Trojan Arena for a night of fun. Jimmy Nichols has the story.

And that game will be an exhibition on October 27th in Trojan Arena against Tuskegee.

In about two months the Sound of the South will lead the London New Years Day Parade. Savannah Edgar learned how they earned the money to get across the pond.

Viewers can watch the parade on local PBS stations on New Years Day.

Sound of the South members aren't the only ones fundraising.

As Jordan Bray shows us, a casual game of basketball recently turned into a philanthropic event.

Pi Kappa Phi's chapter at Troy University has been suspended following an investigation into hazing violations.

Trojanvision's Avery Lewis has the latest on the university's decision and what comes next.

Pi Kappi Phi is Troy's longest standing fraternity on campus after being founded in 1964. The suspension ends the chapters operations on campus.

Members are required to vacate the fraternity house by October 26th. Within the last hour we also received information that the student was transported to Troy Regional Medical Center for treatment and was released the next day.

This remains an ongoing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.Pi Kappa Phi's chapter at Troy University has been suspended following an investigation into hazing violations.

Trojanvision's Avery Lewis has the latest on the university's decision and what comes next.

Pi Kappi Phi is Troy's longest standing fraternity on campus after being founded in 1964. The suspension ends the chapters operations on campus.

Members are required to vacate the fraternity house by October 26th. Within the last hour we also received information that the student was transported to Troy Regional Medical Center for treatment and was released the next day.

This remains an ongoing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Follow @ X

TROY TrojanVision @troytvnews ·

28 Oct

ICYMI: Troy University has suspended one of its longest-standing fraternities due to accusations of hazing. Avery Lewis has the latest information:

Reply on Twitter 2115547164793602145 Retweet on Twitter 2115547164793602145 Like on Twitter 2115547164793602145 Twitter 2115547164793602145

TROY TrojanVision @troytvnews ·

28 Oct

TROJAN SOCCER: The Trojans were able to win their last home game of the season to stay in the postseason race. Joseph White has the story:

Reply on Twitter 2115546861943587231 Retweet on Twitter 2115546861943587231 Like on Twitter 2115546861943587231 1 Twitter 2115546861943587231

TROY TrojanVision @troytvnews ·

28 Oct

HALLOWEEN HEADLINES: Sorority Hill looked a little different last night as families and students joined together for Haunted Hill. It's an annual event put on by the university's sororities to celebrate Halloween. Kathryn Clark takes us there:

Reply on Twitter 2115546719932776730 Retweet on Twitter 2115546719932776730 Like on Twitter 2115546719932776730 1 Twitter 2115546719932776730

TROY TrojanVision @troytvnews ·

28 Oct

LOCAL NEWS: Troy students now have the opportunity to be a member of the Pike County Chamber of Commerce thanks to a partnership with the Sorrell College of Business. Ty Davidson has the details:

Reply on Twitter 2115546580090585434 Retweet on Twitter 2115546580090585434 Like on Twitter 2115546580090585434 Twitter 2115546580090585434

Load More