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TROY's FarmHouse Fraternity captured the Ruby Cup for a second straight year. (submitted)
For the first time, Troy University’s FarmHouse Fraternity chapter has won back-to-back Ruby Cups, marking the chapter’s fourth such win in a 28-year history.
The Ruby Cup is awarded to the most outstanding chapter in the international fraternity. It is awarded to only one of the 32 chapters.
“Once again, FarmHouse Fraternity is reflecting the…
The Troy University Gospel Choir performs during the opening session of last year's John Robert Lewis Leadership Conference.
Chief Executive Officer of The Same House Rodney Bullard and educator, motivator and performer Michelle Summers will serve as the keynote speakers for the John Robert Lewis Leadership Conference Feb. 2-3 at Troy University.
Presented by the University and the City of Troy, the conference, now in its 21st year, seeks to bring individuals together…
Earning a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a homeland security minor from TROY could be your first step to unlocking a rewarding DHS career.
Improving the security of the United States is a Herculean task that falls to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its more than 250,000 employees with a wide range of skills and talents.
“The purpose of the Department of Homeland Security is to protect the country from external and internal threats by protecting its…
The ACL Extra East train on the siding at Grimes, a few miles east of the accident. (Wiregrass Archives)
The year 1963 was historically important in and around Alabama. It opened with the gubernatorial inauguration of George Wallace. That spring, civil rights marches erupted in Birmingham, including Martin Luther King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” and the Children’s March. In May, to welcome Attorney General Bobby Kennedy, Governor Wallace raised the Confederate battle flag over the state…
