Lulu Gribbin answers question from moderator Paige Ray during the Helen Keller Lecture on March 31.
Lulu Gribbin brought a message of hope and resilience to Troy University’s Helen Keller Lecture on Tuesday, encouraging the audience that filled the Claudia Crosby Theater to approach life with a positive mindset.
Gribbin, a student at Mountain Brook High School, survived an attack from a Bull Shark on June 7, 2024, off of Florida’s…
Regions Bank and Troy University are teaming to bring financial literacy to college students.
A group of professors in the Sorrell College of Business are launching a survey targeting Troy University students’ knowledge of personal financial literacy.
The survey results will help tailor personal finance educational resources being provided by Regions Bank, marking the bank’s first-of-it-kind association with a university. The bank has been delivering the Regions Next Step financial literacy…
Geo Day is open to prospective high school and college transfer students looking to learn more about the geospatial informatics industry.
More than 200 high school and college students attended the seventh annual Geo Day at Troy University on March 12 and gained a firsthand look into the geospatial industry.
For the first time since Geo Day began, all of the workshop presenters were TROY alumni.
“To know that our Geospatial Informatics Department taught them, and…
As part of National SBDC Day activities, TROY SBDC hosted a meeting for Georgiana and Butler County businesses.
Following National SBDC Day, Troy University hosted a community-focused meeting in Georgiana to continue building partnerships and increasing awareness of resources available to small business owners across Butler County.
The meeting, led by the Alabama Small Business Development Center Network at Troy University, brought together city leadership, economic development officials, business owners and community stakeholders.
Designed as…
