A TROY student makes his bid on "Troy's Got Talent" during Homecoming Week last fall. (TROY photo/Joey Meredith)
Troy University students have until April 12 to submit videos in their quests to become the next TROY’s Got Talent winner.
The popular event, normally conducted live and in person from a Troy Campus venue, is proceeding as planned – virtually, said University Activities Council public relations director Keneshia Mahan. The last competition was held…
In place of the annual Can Castle Contest, the Office of Civic Engagement is looking for donations to help the hungry.
Troy University needs help supporting local children who face food insecurity.
Each year, the Office of Civic Engagement teams up with Student Involvement to host the annual Can Castle Contest, in which student organizations donate nonperishable food items and come together to construct their best “castles” using the donations.
This annual contest produces more than…
A medical professional wearing personal protective equipment. The Center for Materials and Manufacturing Science is researching new ways to make PPEs.
Troy University’s Center for Materials and Manufacturing Sciences is announcing new research aimed to bolster production of personal protective equipment (PPEs) for healthcare workers and create new avenues for recycling medical plastic waste.
The ongoing coronavirus crisis has put in stark focus the need for increased production of PPEs for medical professionals. Dr. Govind Menon, Director of…
Dr. Denise Green, Dean of the College of Health and Human Services, delivers the keynote address during Friday's virtual Research Conference.
Faculty and staff within Troy University’s College of Education on Friday took to heart the words of the late P.T. Barnum, “The show must go on.”
The college’s annual Research and Scholarship Conference was set to take place on the University’s Montgomery Campus on Friday before the COVID-19 coronavirus shut down events. Not deterred, however,…
