Troy University continues to win accolades for its service to students who are connected with America’s military.
Active Duty, veterans, Reservists, National Guard members and their families all call TROY their university of choice. Their reason is simple: TROY truly is military friendly.
“Whether bringing students onboard through enrollment, advising their academic path, maximizing their…
With Gov. Ivey are: Ye Yuan, Tamara Arystanbekova, Most Shapla Khatun, Chau Minh Cu, Komal, Sital Singh Thapa, Ritusa Kulung Rai, Elima Azizmurat Kyzy
International Education Week at Troy University got under way on Thursday with a proclamation signing by Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey and an international trivia night at B. Graves on the Square in downtown Troy.
On Thursday afternoon, Gov. Ivey, flanked by international students from TROY, proclaimed Nov. 13-17 as International Education Week and commended Troy…
Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims (right) was one of four honorees during the Phenix City Russell County NAACP 5050 Chapter Freedom Fund Gala in October.
Prior to the start of the 2023-2024 Academic Year, Phenix City Campus Vice Chancellor Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims charged her leadership team at their annual Leadership Retreat to “Soar into Possibility by Breaking Through Boundaries.” This was a motivational push to her team to break down boundaries and the silos that might be keeping them from…
TROY's Athletic Training program provides students with the clinical experience and skills necessary for such a fast-paced field.
If you’re wondering how to become an athletic trainer, one of the most important things you need to know is that the path has changed. While a bachelor’s degree in athletic training used to be sufficient to sit for the Board of Certification (BOC) exam and become a certified athletic trainer, by 2025, that will…
