Sixty-four students graduated from TROY as the University celebrates the 25th year of 1+2+1.
For 25 years, Troy University’s participation in the Sino-American 1+2+1 Dual Degree Program has connected students across cultures and continents. This year, the program reached a historic milestone as the largest graduating class in its history celebrated the completion of their studies at TROY.
What began in 2001 with the arrival of 44 Chinese students…
The project, made possible by a grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, is a collaboration between TROY and photographer Hai Zhang.
Troy University’s Department of Art and Design will bring rural China to Troy in the new project “From 231 to Yangtze.”
The project, made possible by a grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, is a collaboration between TROY and New York City-based photographer Hai Zhang.
Zhang was born in Kunming, China, and…
The two-week camp gives high school students a chance to learn more about Chinese language and culture.
Troy University’s Center for International Languages and Cultures (CILC) is hosting the 11th annual TROY-STAR Chinese Summer Camp on campus this June.
TROY-STAR’s mission is to increase the number of Americans learning, speaking and teaching critically needed foreign languages. By offering students creative and engaging summer experiences, TROY-STAR aims to form a community of practice…
The show, which focuses on China's ancient history, highlighted TROY's collection of replica terracotta warriors.
Troy University’s collection of terracotta warrior replicas was the focus of a recent episode of one of China’s most popular television shows, “The Greatest National Treasures,” which airs on nationwide Chinese network CCTV.
The segment featured interviews with Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., SGA President Nicole Jayjohn, TrojanVision News Director Brady Talbert and Chinese student…
