Troy University Police Department's latest initiative will provide a free ride to any student who has had "one too many." (TROY photo)
Troy University Police are launching a new program aimed at helping student make the right call when it comes to drinking and driving.
The “Choose Your Ride” program will allow students who may be impaired to call a University police officer for a free ride home, rather than taking a chance on getting behind the…
Trees will be on display from local organizations as well as TROY student groups and corporate partners.
Troy University’s Dothan Campus is hosting this year’s Festival of Trees from now until Dec. 14 on the second floor of Everett Hall. Local non-profits and TROY’s colleges, student clubs and corporate partners will have trees up for display for the community to enjoy.
“This is a great event to learn about local businesses and…
Archaeology Day aimed to showcase to the community the work archaeologists do.
Over 100 people went back in time Saturday during an International Archaeology Day celebration presented by the Troy University Archaeology Club held at the Troy Arboretum.
The full day of activities featured flint knapping, a pottery station, atlatl spear throwing, rock art and demonstrations in paleoethnobotany, zooarchaeology and stratigraphy. The Moundville Archaeological Park was also present…
Harris spoke about the importance of introducing black students to STEM fields at an early age.
The brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity were proud to welcome Dr. Bernard Harris, the first African American to perform a spacewalk, to their third annual Scholarship Breakfast.
Harris completed his spacewalk in February of 1995 while on the first flight of the joint Russian-American Space Program. He was the physician for each of the…
