Archaeology students traveled to Italy for nearly three weeks over the summer to partner with the University of Pisa.
In an effort to garner more interest in archaeology and anthropology, the Troy University Anthropology Club has partnered with the Troy Chapter of the Alabama Archaeological Society to co-host a five-part lecture series featuring industry professionals beginning Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Laura Beth Ann Gage, a junior anthropology major from Chipley, Fla., has been a member of…
Students will have the opportunity to enroll in an introductory forensic sciences class in Fall 2022.
A Troy University professor and two students in the budding forensic sciences program were recently called on to assist the Pike County Sheriff’s Department in the search for the remains of a 2012 murder victim believed to be buried in southern Pike County. The first course for the program was approved just six days after…
A partnership with the University of Pisa in Italy allows TROY students to participate in archaeological digs.
After partnering with Italy’s University of Pisa to participate in archaeological digs, TROY anthropology/archaeology professor Dr. Stephen Carmody and his students have helped make several key discoveries in Italian history.
The partnership came about in 2019 after TROY First Lady Janice Hawkins visited Pietrasanta, a town on the coast of northern Tuscany in Italy where…
The scholarship honors professors Dr. Bill Grantham and Bascom Brooms, two professors who Sullivan says shaped his academic life.
For alumnus Ward Sullivan, studying at Troy University introduced him to the subjects and mentors that would help define his life.
The Anthropology Department had such a profound effect on Sullivan that he recently established a scholarship in Anthropology in honor of two key professors who most shaped his academic life.
“I have always been…
