“Trojans helping Trojans” is commonplace around Troy University, and the Fall COVID-19 Student Emergency Fund is one place where that mantra hits home.
When the coronavirus pandemic hit the University in the spring, the Trojan Nation responded with more than $63,000 in donations for an emergency relief fund designed to put a little extra help…
TROY's Rosa Parks Museum reopened to visitors on June 1 after being shut down since March 18 due to statewide health orders related to COVID-19.
Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum, located on the University’s Montgomery Campus, is reopening to visitors today, June 1.
The museum closed its doors on March 18 in response to statewide health orders that closed entertainment venues and tourist attractions in an effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Until further notice, the Museum…
TROY’s Phenix City Campus will host its annual Honors Convocation on May 19 to recognize outstanding student achievement in a drive-up ceremony.
TROY’s Phenix City Campus will host its annual Honors Convocation ceremony on May 19 to recognize outstanding student achievement in a unique way.
The Phenix City Campus will host a limited contact, drive-up ceremony to recognize Honors students with health and safety in mind. Students will receive their awards of recognition in curbside fashion to…
Troy University in-class students affected by the disruptions caused by COVID-19 can apply for Emergency Financial Aid grants through the CARES Act.
Troy University students affected by the disruption of campus operations this spring can apply for emergency financial aid grants thanks to funding from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
To be eligible for a grant, a student must have been taking in-class courses at a Troy University location as of March…
