Banks School journalism students will now get to work with professional-grade equipment.
Troy University and TROY TrojanVision surprised Banks School journalism students with an early Christmas present Tuesday afternoon with the donation of multiple cameras and other broadcast equipment.
TrojanVision TV Manager Aaron Taylor said he had the idea to donate the studio’s surplus equipment after LaToya Gay, a 17-year English teacher, reached out for advice on the…
TROY alumnus Chresal Threadgill was recently named Superintendent of the Year by the School Superintendents of Alabama.
Troy University graduate Chresal D. Threadgill, Superintendent of Mobile County Public Schools, was named Alabama’s Superintendent of the Year by the School Superintendents of Alabama at the annual conference in Florence, Alabama, in October.
“Very rarely am I speechless, but I was speechless when my name was called,” Threadgill said. “As District I President for…
The three-week superhero-themed camp gives fourth through sixth graders lessons on how to be superheroes in their communities.
Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement is offering a free superhero-themed virtual summer camp for upper elementary school students starting Monday, June 22.
The camp, titled Civic Heroes, is aimed at students entering fourth through sixth grade and features virtual games, activities and civic lessons for children.
Campers will meet online twice weekly June 22…
The early learning center will reopen with a comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan designed to protect children, parents and staff.
Troy University’s Coleman Center for Early Learning and Family Enrichment is scheduled to reopen June 1 with a comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan.
Located at the university’s Dothan Campus, the Coleman Center provides high-quality early learning and care for children in the Wiregrass region from six weeks through 5 years old.
In order to promote a…
