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TROY alumnus Theo Moore II was inspired to share the story of Africatown by highlighting the people rather than just the community itself.
Hiztorical Vision Productions founder and Troy University alumnus Theo Moore has created a new documentary to explore the history and future of Africatown – “Afrikan By Way of American.”
Africatown is a community in Mobile, Alabama formed by the descendants of slaves aboard America’s last slave ship, Clotilda.
Moore, who founded HVP in 2017 to…
Newman, play-by-play announcer for the Baltiimore Orioles, was a part of the first-ever all-female broadcast team for a Major League Baseball game.
Roughly a year after Troy University alumna Melanie Newman made history by becoming the first woman in Baltimore Orioles’ history to be a play-by-play announcer, her name was etched in the history books once again in July.
Newman became part of Major League Baseball’s first-ever all-female broadcast when the Orioles took on the Tampa Bay…
TROY SGA President Maxwell George and T-Roy are shown with Alabama Governor Kay Ivey during the College Colors Day proclamation signing ceremony.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has declared Sept. 3 as College Colors Day in the state of Alabama, and TROY Trojan fans are being asked to show their spirit by wearing TROY clothing or colors.
College Colors Day is a national celebration dedicated to promoting the traditions and spirit that make the college experience great. Since…
Kelly Reeves, the project's director, talks about the Military postcards traveling exhibit during a reception on Wednesday at the Troy Campus.
Troy University Libraries’ traveling exhibit, “Military Service: A History in Postcards,” will spend the next two months at two of the nation’s military academies.
The exhibit opens this week at the Nimitz Library at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. where it will be on display through Sept. 26. From there, the exhibit goes…
