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Olga Casey, a librarian on the Dothan Campus who is Ukrainian, accepts gifts from CUSPU students in 2014. (Wiregrass Archives)
Ukraine has been in the news for the past year over its hot war with its neighbor, the Russian Federation.
What you might not know is that the Troy Dothan Library has had a “Sister Library” partnership with the Central Ukrainian State University Library. Beginning in 2009, Troy Dothan librarian Olga Casey (a native of Ukraine…
Left to right: Vanda Zavala, Deputy Attorney General Beverly Gerbhardt, Angel Walker of the Macon-Russell Community Action and Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims.
Troy University’s Phenix City Campus has joined Mother Mary Mission and other community agencies and organizations in the effort to open a new transitional living facility for female veterans in Phenix City.
The ribbon was cut on the new Women Veterans Transitional Living Facility in Phenix City on Dec. 16. Located at the Mother Mary…
Henderson Hall, named for Gov. Charles Henderson's wife, Laura, was a girls' dorm on the Troy Normal School's downtown campus.
Because he refused to release state funds to build a new campus in 1915, Governor Charles Henderson set in motion events that led to Troy University occupying its current home.
The program from the Henderson Inaugural Ball. (The Mathews Papers, RG 180, Wiregrass Archives)
Born in 1860 in Grangers Mill (now Henderson) in Pike County,…
The Briefcase Basics series will be held in the Whitley Hall Gold Room on the Montgomery Campus Jan. 26, March 30 and May 17.
Beginning Jan. 26, Troy University Continuing Education and Outreach will launch Briefcase Basics, a speaker series in which professionals will share the important role leadership has played in their success.
The Briefcase Basics series will allow attendees to connect and grow their networks with like-minded professionals who actively engage in ways to better themselves and…
