GI Jobs magazine awarded its gold status to TROY for going above and beyond standards set for supporting military affiliated students.
Troy University has earned the 2023-2024 Military Friendly® School designation from G.I. Jobs magazine, along with the organization’s highest gold ranking.
More than 1,800 colleges and universities participated in the survey, with 665 earning special awards for going above the standard. Institutions earning the designation were evaluated using both public data sources and their responses…
A grant from Wiregrass RC&D will allow another bridge to be installed to connect trail loops.
Troy University’s arboretum and nature preserve was recently awarded nearly $6,000 in grants from both the Wiregrass Resource, Conservation and Development Council and the Alabama Audubon Society to help with continued upgrades and restoration efforts.
Dr. Alvin Diamond, arboretum director and biology professor, said the $5,000 grant from Wiregrass RC&D will be used to install pedestrian crossing over a…
A collaboration meeting between Sorrell College of Business faculty and their counterparts from Vietnam's University of Economics and Business.
Most graduates probably took the rest of the day off from work following Summer Commencement Exercises in Trojan Arena on July 28.
Not Dr. Nguyen Truc Le, Chairman of the Vietnam National University’s University of Economics and Business. He had been awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws degree by TROY Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr….
Students learned about government and community assets during the annual Civic Heroes Camp held each July.
Troy University’s Elm Street Gym was packed with activity and excitement during the fourth annual Civic Heroes Camp hosted by the Office of Civic Engagement held from July 17-21.
At Civic Heroes Camp, campers become superheroes-in-training and build their own communities, run their cities and help their neighbors. Campers also participate in creative games, activities…
