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The show, which focuses on China's ancient history, highlighted TROY's collection of replica terracotta warriors.
Troy University’s collection of terracotta warrior replicas was the focus of a recent episode of one of China’s most popular television shows, “The Greatest National Treasures,” which airs on nationwide Chinese network CCTV.
The segment featured interviews with Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., SGA President Nicole Jayjohn, TrojanVision News Director Brady Talbert and Chinese student…
Tajh Crutch graduated from Troy University in 2014 and co-founded WEAR BRIMS, a brand that will soon be sold by Nordstrom.
Troy University graduate Tajh Crutch and his business partner, Archie Clay III, are gaining nationwide recognition for their successful luxury hat company WEAR BRIMS.
Crutch graduated from TROY in December 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
Although he was born in Melbourne, Florida, Crutch calls Enterprise, Alabama, and Queens, New York, his…
Surveying and Geomatics students Scott Dowdy, left, and Cameron Morris both recently received scholarships.
Troy University students Cameron Morris of Chatom, Alabama, and Phillip “Scott” Dowdy of Hokes Bluff, Alabama, were awarded scholarships from the Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA).
Morris and Dowdy are seniors in TROY’s Surveying and Geomatics Program in the Geospatial Informatics Department in the College of Arts and Sciences.
THSOA scholarships are awarded to full…
The exhibit by artist Micah Mermilliod will be on display at TROY's International Arts Center until April 15.
Troy University’s International Arts Center (IAC) debuted a new photography exhibit, “Quarantine Walks” by Micah Mermilliod, on Feb. 8. The exhibit is a series of photo collages created from places and things that Mermilliod observed during his daily walks during the COVID-19 lockdown last year.
Mermilliod is a Mississippi native currently living in Mobile, Alabama,…
