The College of Education is partnering with the Atlanta Support Center to host a week-long Virtual Graduate Fair June 8-12.
Troy University’s College of Education will host a Virtual Graduate Fair June 8-12, highlighting master’s, doctoral and specialist degree programs within the college.
The event, a partnership between the College of Education and the University’s Atlanta Support Center, will feature five webinars discussing graduate programs in elementary education, counseling and psychology, and the college’s…
The three-week superhero-themed camp gives fourth through sixth graders lessons on how to be superheroes in their communities.
Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement is offering a free superhero-themed virtual summer camp for upper elementary school students starting Monday, June 22.
The camp, titled Civic Heroes, is aimed at students entering fourth through sixth grade and features virtual games, activities and civic lessons for children.
Campers will meet online twice weekly June 22…
TROY's Rosa Parks Museum reopened to visitors on June 1 after being shut down since March 18 due to statewide health orders related to COVID-19.
Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum, located on the University’s Montgomery Campus, is reopening to visitors today, June 1.
The museum closed its doors on March 18 in response to statewide health orders that closed entertainment venues and tourist attractions in an effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Until further notice, the Museum…
TROY's Board of Trustees voted to freeze tuition for the 2020-2021 school year during its meeting on May 28.
Troy University trustees on Thursday voted to freeze undergraduate and graduate tuition for the second straight year.
“On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I am pleased to announce for the second straight year Troy University will not increase undergraduate or graduate tuition rates. Many of our students and their families face economic uncertainty, therefore…
