Before joining NPR in 2019, Thompson spent over 20 years at The Washington Post as an investigative reporter.
On Wednesday, April 29, Cheryl W. Thompson, an award-winning journalist and investigative correspondent for National Public Radio’s, headlined this year’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication M. Stanton Evans Symposium on the Troy Campus.
Thompson spoke with HSJC students and faculty members about her career, the “power of the pen,” and the need for journalism…
ART 3343 is one of five courses developed through the Mellon Foundation grant to deepen students' understanding of Alabama art and culture.
This fall a new hands-on, research-driven course will be offered in which students will work with Troy University’s art collections to research their histories, and the people, communities and cultural contexts connected to them.
Art, Memory and Cultural Documentation (ART 3343), will be taught by Mellon Fellow Will Jacks, an assistant professor in the Department of Art…
The event featured 21 poster displays, performances and paper presentations from student across three departments.
Twenty-one students in the College of Arts & Humanities (CAH) presented their research on Monday, April 21 as part of the second annual Trojan Research Week. This year’s number of students more than tripled compared to last year’s participants.
The event featured poster displays, performances and paper presentations by students in the English department, History…
Stagl is set to be awarded the Donald G. Hileman Award at the Regional AAF conference in Tuscaloosa on Saturday, May 16.
Troy University Design Professor Chris Stagl will be awarded the American Advertising Federation’s (AAF’s) Donald G. Hileman Award, which recognizes a college educator as the best in creative advertising.
The nominees came from creative disciplines from AAF’s District 7, which includes colleges and universities in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi, with the AAF placing…
