Students display international flags as they gather around the Violatta Pax statue, which translated means "Wounded Peace."
Bearing flags from around the world, Troy University students marched across campus in the spirit of peace on Thursday evening in observance of the United Nations’ International Day of Peace.
Presented jointly by TROY’s International Student Cultural Organization and the University’s International Arts Center, the annual observance culminated with a program around Violatta Pax, the…
TROY Trustees unanimously asked Chancellor Hawkins to reconsider his retirement decision.
Troy University’s Board of Trustees have asked Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. to reconsider his decision to retire and have asked him to continue to lead the University.
Board President Gibson Vance reaffirmed the board’s commitment to Dr. Hawkins’ continued leadership and vision during the Board’s meeting on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Troy Campus….
The forum, which will begin at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26, is free and open to the public.
Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum will host a community forum on the topic of mental health at 6 p.m. on Sept. 26.
The free event, “You are Not Alone in Your Journey Towards Better Mental Health,” will take place in the Museum’s auditorium. The event will include a panel discussion on topics such as mental…
A full-time brick-and-mortar Student-Made Store will replace pop-up stores in a first-ever location in the IDEA Bank.
The nation’s first brick-and-mortar Student Made Store is set to open Friday on the Square at Troy University’s IDEA Bank and promises to be a new intersection between student entrepreneurs and the community.
The IDEA Bank is located at 63 South Court Street on the corner of Court Street and Three Notch Street. TROY’s Student-Made Store is…
