Medea features an inter-departmental collaboration of talents and skills to create a unique experience.
Audiences will be whisked back in time to ancient Greece and a land filled with gods, goddesses, heroes and villains when Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance brings the tragedy Medea to life premiering Oct. 21.
Not to be confused with Tyler Perry’s “Madea,” Medea is an ancient Greek tragedy written by Euripides that…
The Hall School will officially celebrate 50 years on Dec. 16.
Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication kicked off the beginning of a yearlong celebration on Friday in honor of its 50th anniversary with the unveiling of a new slogan, student competitions and more.
The new slogan, “Shaping ethical and trustworthy communicators,” was chosen by way of a school-wide contest with the goal of…
Theater professor Quinton Cockrell speaking during an event on campus. Cockrell's play "Memorial" will debut Friday, Sept. 24, in Birmingham.
A new play written by Quinton Cockrell, an Associate Professor in the College of Communication and Fine Arts, is set to debut Friday, Sept. 24, at the Red Mountain Theatre in Birmingham, Ala. as part of the theatre’s “Human Rights New Works Festival.”
Commissioned by Keith Cromwell, Executive Director at Red Mountain Theatre Company, “Memorial”…
Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. addresses members of the faculty and staff during the annual Faculty/Staff Convocation, held Friday on the Troy Campus.
Troy University is welcoming new faculty members for the 2021-2022 academic year in each of its five colleges.
The University kicked off the new academic year on Friday with the annual Faculty/Staff Convocation in Claudia Crosby Theater on the Troy Campus. Term 1 classes begin on Monday, Aug. 9, while classes on the Troy Campus…
