The Office of Civic Engagement is involved both on and off campus to make the community a better place. (TROY photo)
Jayden McQueen, a sophomore political science major from Crestview, Florida, discovered the TROY Office of Civic Engagement while attending their “coffee and conversations” event in fall 2022. The former Freshman Forum delegate applied to work there the following spring.
“I got introduced to this work through the event and fell in love with it,” McQueen…
Dakota Tomes is now one of 10 TROY students to receive the Gilman Scholarship.
Troy University sophomore Dakota Tomes is preparing to spend his spring semester studying abroad at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea, thanks to TROY’s Chancellor’s Award for Global Competitiveness (CAGC) and the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program.
Tomes, an anthropology major from Scottsburg, Indiana, will take flight at the end of February to…
Visitors will have an opportunity to meet the artist during a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 8 at the IAC.
A new exhibit of artwork by Montgomery native Winfred Hawkins is now on display at Troy University’s International Arts Center.
In the exhibit “Comedian,” which is guest curated by Paul Barrett, Hawkins highlights the dark humor in his work to address difficult issues. The exhibit will be on display through April 7, and an artist’s…
"InChoir" dives deep into choral music, talking with composers about how they explore sound, universal texts and shared human experiences.
A collaborative effort between the College of Communication and Fine Arts and TROY Public Radio, the first episode of “InChoir,” a new podcast featuring conversations about choral music, the arts and life, has been released.
Hosted by Dr. Diane Orlofsky, TROY Professor Emerita of Music and Music Education and Graduate Coordinator/Advisor for music education, and Dr. Scott Sexton, TROY alum…
