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The arboretum joins over 280 sites and is only the second location in Pike County to make the list.
Troy University’s arboretum is home to 75 acres, over eight miles of walking trails and a Champion Tree, and now it’s officially listed as a designated stop on the Alabama Birding Trails.
The Alabama Birding Trails highlight the best public locations for watching birds year-round in Alabama across eight geographic regions and over 280 stops—…
Faith Byrd, Director of Alumni Affairs, charters ATO Alumni Chapter on March 4. The chapter becomes the Alumni Association's 68th chapter.
The Troy University Alumni Association officially chartered its 68th alumni chapter on March 4 as it welcomed the Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Chapter.
Faith Byrd, Director of Alumni Affairs, chartered the chapter and installed the new officers during a ceremony on the Troy Campus.
The Kappa Beta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity was…
TROY's Interpreter Training program provides the knowledge, skills and experience to pursue a career in interpreting between users of English and ASL.
If you have a deep appreciation for American Sign Language (ASL) and are thinking about becoming an ASL/English interpreter, the best way is to pursue a degree through ASL interpreter programs like the one at Troy University, according to Judy Robertson, Director of the TROY Interpreter Training Program (ITP).
Robertson grew up as a child…
Jeep Sullivan and veterans lead TROY's Kappa Beta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity from the Quad Friday for Walk Hard 2024.
Troy University senior Gabe Meredith never intended on walking again after his first Alpha Tau Omega Walk Hard event, but the fraternity’s annual Spring Break philanthropy hike from the Quad to Panama City Beach is a source of inspiration.
“I never intended on being someone that would walk all four years, but after seeing the impact that…
