WSFA presented a check for the Desmond Wingard Legacy Memorial Scholarship to TROY, on Wednesday, Dec. 3, during the noon newscast.
WSFA 12 News, the NBC affiliate in Montgomery, Alabama, has established a $25,000 endowed scholarship at Troy University for students enrolled in the Hall School of Journalism and Communication who plan to pursue a career in journalism.
WSFA presented a check for the Desmond Wingard Legacy Memorial Scholarship to TROY, on Wednesday, Dec. 3, during…
Dr. Ben Crook, Dr. Heather Small and Devon "Storm" Turley performed at the Jimmy H. Baker Center for the Arts.
Two members of the Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music faculty performed in a production as part of the inaugural season for the Jimmy H. Baker Center for the Arts on Enterprise State Community College’s (ESCC) campus.
Dr. Heather Small, Associate Professor of Flute, and Dr. Ben Crook, Associate Professor of Music and…
Student broadcaster Gavan Baxley went from watching TROY football as a child to reporting on the sidelines for ESPN+.
When Gavan Baxley was six months old, he attended his first TROY football game. On Oct. 25, during the Trojans’ win against the Ragin’ Cajuns, Baxley was on the sidelines reporting for EPSN+.
The senior broadcast journalism major from Wetumpka shared that sports have always been his thing.
“I’ve been rambling about statistics and different…
The South Atlantic Modern Language Association hosted its 97th annual conference that featured panels, speakers and events.
Four Troy University English majors and five English faculty members presented at the South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) conference that was held in Atlanta, Georgia, from Nov. 6 through Nov. 8.
Students, Thomas Kay, Anais Shelley, Ileana Lampon and Madeline Birge, represented TROY at the 97thannual conference, which featured panels, speakers and events. TROY…
