TROY conducts 14th commencement exercises in China

Troy University Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., meets with 1-2-1 Program students in his office.

Troy University Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., meets with 1-2-1 Program students in his office.

Troy University will recognize graduates in China this month during commencement exercises at Dalian Jiaotong University in the Liaodong Province.

Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., will present degrees to about a dozen students who participated in the 1-2-1 Program, which began at TROY 17 years ago, and has grown into a national model exchange program…

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Confucius Institute holds appreciation luncheon in Dothan

The Confucius Institute at Troy University held an appreciation luncheon for faculty and students at the Dothan Campus.

The Confucius Institute at Troy University held an appreciation luncheon for faculty and students at the Dothan Campus.

The Confucius Institute at Troy University held an appreciation luncheon Monday at the Dothan Campus for faculty, staff and students.

Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Dr. Don Jeffrey provided opening remarks, after which those in attendance enjoyed catered Chinese food.

Established in 2007, the Confucius Institute at Troy University is a public institution affiliated with the…

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Students celebrate Chinese New Year at TROY

Students gathered at the Trojan Center Ballrooms last Friday for an international Chinese New Year celebration.

Students gathered at the Trojan Center Ballrooms last Friday for an international Chinese New Year celebration.

International and American students alike celebrated the upcoming Chinese New Year at Troy University on Friday night as part of a sold-out crowd in the Trojan Center Ballrooms.

The Chinese New Year, which began on Jan. 28, ushered in the Year of the Rooster for those born in the years 2005, 1993, 1981 and…

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Chinese New Year celebration planned on the Troy Campus

Members of Troy University’s Chinese Students and Scholars Association perform a traditional dance during Chinese New Year celebrations.

Members of Troy University’s Chinese Students and Scholars Association perform a traditional dance during Chinese New Year celebrations.

Members of Troy University’s Chinese Students and Scholars Association will celebrate Chinese New Year on the Troy Campus on January 27 in the Trojan Center Ballrooms.

The annual event, also called Spring Festival, is open to the public and features traditional performances and food. Tickets to the event are $15 ($10 for students), and may…

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