Troy University opens its 140th anniversary with a campus kickoff featuring free food, games, live music, and remarks from university leaders, with monthly events planned through February.

We also highlight the new play Trains, which explores the aftermath of the Corbin Expulsion.

Troy University will begin offering a Doctorate of Chiropractic at its Dothan campus in fall 2027, making it one of the few public universities with this degree.

We also remember Roy Drinkard, a 106-year-old World War II marine veteran and Troy trustee.

Reana Wallace interviews Christine Doty, recipient of Troy University's Teresa Penn Rodgers Award for Advising Excellence.

Join Troy Public Radio's Reana Wallace as she launches Hear Me Out, a debate-style podcast where guests try to convince friends and family to give their favorite passions a chance — from K-pop and anime to medieval dramas and fraternities.

Hear the full episode on The Talk of Troy and find the new podcast on major platforms starting July 4.

We head to Troy University's annual Guitar Festival, featuring masterclasses, performances, and student reflections on classical guitar education.

We also check in on Troy Men's Basketball’s 80–65 win over ULM that secured a consecutive regular-season championship and the team’s preparation for the Sun Belt Tournament.

During the first week of International Women’s Month, Troy University is marking the occasion with its annual evening of Music and Poetry.

And, Troy University is celebrating its 139th birthday with a huge party, and everyone's invited!

Troy University students earned seventeen awards from this year’s Southeastern Journalism Conference.

And, Troy’s College of Health Sciences has recently made several advancements, including a new research building and a new doctoral program.

TROY Public Radio’s newest podcast highlights graduates of Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism. And, Troy University’s Idea Bank has been named 2025 Business of the Year by Pike County’s Chamber of Commerce.