Nancy and Earl Hutto are shown here in TrojanVision's Earl Hutto Studio on the Troy Campus. Mr. Hutto passed away on Monday at the age of 94.
“In the game of life as in any game of ball, play it clean, play it fair or not at all.”
It was that catch-phrase that former broadcaster Earl Hutto used in signing off of his sports broadcasts throughout his career in radio and television. But, for the former eight-term U.S. Congressman it was more…
The Adopt-a-Family program has been helping families since 2016.
Phenix City Vice Chancellor Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims (Left), Phenix City Housing Authority Executive Director Dr. Jason Whitehead (Center), and Regional Director for Development Kathy Ninas (Right) pose with Adopt-a-Family 2020 donations in the riverfront campus boardroom.
Since 2016, Troy University’s Phenix City Campus participates in the Adopt-a-Family event with partners at the Phenix City Housing…
Recently, a delegation of Troy University officials, including Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., toured the American Village in Montevallo, Alabama.
Recently, a delegation of Troy University officials toured the campus of the American Village, a nonprofit educational institution located in Montevallo.
The visit impressed the TROY delegation, which included Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr.; Senior Vice Chancellor for Student Services and Administration Dr. John Schmidt; Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Lance Tatum; College…
This guest column from TROY alumna Dr. Hayden McDaniel discusses a groundbreaking Dothan woman whose story can be found in the Wiregrass Archives.
The year 2020 marks the centennial of the 19th Amendment that extended the elective franchise to women. Alabama’s story of suffrage is complicated, as even suffragists disagreed on who should ultimately be allowed to vote. There were organizations and individuals across the state that lobbied tirelessly for women’s right to vote, including in the Wiregrass,…
