Chris Hood, an exercise physiology major from Helena, took the oath of office as the University's 100th Student Government Association President.
When rising senior Chris Hood took the oath of office as president of Troy University’s Student Government Association last month, it marked a milestone in the University’s history.
Hood became TROY’s 100th SGA president, the history of which isn’t lost on the Exercise Physiology major from Helena, Alabama.
SGA President Chris Hood delivers his inaugural…
TROY's expansion of online education degrees is designed to increase accessibility and meet the growing demand for online degree opportunities.
Starting in Fall 2026, Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences will expand access to teacher preparation programs by offering several undergraduate education degrees fully online.
The following undergraduate education programs will be offered online for the first time in 2026/Term 1:
BSEd Collaborative/Special Education Teacher (Grades 6-12) BSEd Collaborative/Special Education Teacher (Grades K-6)…
The event featured 21 poster displays, performances and paper presentations from student across three departments.
Twenty-one students in the College of Arts & Humanities (CAH) presented their research on Monday, April 21 as part of the second annual Trojan Research Week. This year’s number of students more than tripled compared to last year’s participants.
The event featured poster displays, performances and paper presentations by students in the English department, History…
Matilda Ziegler is an American history major with a minor in philosophy from Cliffside, N.C.
Matilda Ziegler, a student in Troy University’s Department of History and Philosophy, has been awarded a Graduate Council Fellowship by Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, New York, where she will begin PhD studies in environmental history in the fall.
The Graduate Council Fellowship is awarded to only 35 incoming graduate students at SBU each…
