The 19th annual Clarinet Day brought together students and a wide range of guest artists to the Troy University campus.
On Saturday, March 28, 2026, Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music hosted its 19th annual Clarinet Day.
Led by TROY’s Professor of Clarinet, Dr. Timothy Phillips, the event brought together students and a wide range of guest artists, including Cecilia Kang, who serves as the Associate Professor of Music in Clarinet at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, and…
The Sound of the South will perform in front of 600,000 spectators and a global TV audience of up to 600 million viewers.
As the Sound of the South Marching Band continues to prepare and raise funds to perform in the 2027 London Parade, band members are excited about representing Troy University in one of the largest New Year’s events in the world.
The Sound of the South (SOTS) welcomes students of all majors to be involved and perform in…
Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. and Vice Chancellor William Filmore listen as student explains project.
Troy University will highlight the research of students and faculty within its five colleges during Trojan Research Week 2026, April 20-24.
The event, presented by the Office of Sponsored Programs in conjunction with each of the University’s five colleges, began last year to highlight TROY’s commitment to enhancing and expanding research efforts. In 2025, TROY…
Harris’ research examines corporate Pride campaigns through the lens of performative allyship versus genuine support.
Nariah Harris, a senior communications major from Alabaster, will present a research paper at the 34th Annual Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference April 9-12 in Birmingham in conjunction with the 96th Annual Southern States Communication Association Convention.
Harris said the opportunity to present her research meant a great deal to her personally and professionally, reminding her that…
