Troy University student Clay Copeland has helped build the QuickFix brand.
A local business developed by Troy University students has blossomed into a citywide phenomenon.
QuickFix offers Troy University students and Troy residents alike access to food and goods delivery, the first service of its kind in the area.
It all started with an idea developed in 2016 by TROY students Peyton Kirkley and Michael Talerico,…
Rinkesh Patel delivers the keynote address during Friday's commencement ceremony for the Phenix City Campus and Columbus/Fort Benning locations.
Rinkesh Patel, president of RAM Hotels, encouraged Troy University graduates to dream big during Friday night’s joint commencement ceremony for the Phenix City Campus and the Columbus/Fort Benning location.
Speaking to the nearly 100 graduates and their families gathered at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center, Patel followed that encouragement with four other key components…
Troy University professor Dr. Fred Green and wife Debi are working to endow a scholarship for sport management students at Troy University.
When Troy University professor Dr. Fred Green and his wife Debi began looking for ways to give back to the community, they had two goals—to feed people and to educate people.
They are working to feed people through involvement in the Salvation Army’s Empty Bowls program. To educate people, they turned their attention to the…
Members of the men and women's golf teams pose with their new sprinter vans, purchased with the help of a group of donors.
The Troy University Golf Team is riding in style thanks to the combined efforts of a group of alumni.
This past fall, the team received a donation of two state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Vans which will be used for recruiting and team travel.
The vans can each hold up to eight passengers and storage units for…
