TROY student Bailey Ann Corbin at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland. Bailey Ann is chronicling her experiences studying abroad in Europe for TROY Today.
Juxtaposition (n.) – The fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect. “Juxtaposition is an act or instance of placing two elements side by side. This is often done in order to contrast the two, in order to show the differences…”
This has become my word of the year. I…
TROY College of Education students and faculty visited the Buganda Parliament and met the Speaker of the Parliament, the Hon. Nelson Kawalya.
Five students and two professors traveled to Uganda during May 10-22 to learn powerful lessons and expand global awareness and understanding.
Students on the journey include Brittany Guris, majoring in American Sign Language Interpreter Training; Tyree McIntosh, Counseling and Rehabilitation; Nakisha Thomas, Social Work; Lydia Williams, Mass Communications; and Erin Woods, Student Affairs. Professors guiding…
Dr. Marty Olliff's monthly series continues with a focus on the Wiregrass Archives' documentation of local historic churches.
Local history is a funny thing. Unlike Great Britain, where local history is the subject of scholastic interest, in the U.S. it’s usually the concern of avocational historians who might not be trained in academic theory but who really know how to do the “spade work” required to dig deeply into the past of a…
The TROY Trojans take to the field during the 2017 New Orleans Bowl.
This year has been a year full of new opportunities and big moments for the Trojan family.
From the best football season in Troy’s FBS history, to many new additions around campus, there have been countless moments for all Trojans to be proud of during the 2017-18 school year.
1. Trojan Center Remodel
Students were…
