The six-person group represents the first-ever Mellon Fellows at Troy University.
Troy University has selected its 2026 Mellon Fellows, a significant milestone in the University’s Mellon-funded initiative, “(Re)reading Alabama’s Cultural Archives: Connecting Place to Its Multitudes,” that will digitize and expand access to cultural productions related to social justice through a publicly accessible digital archive hosted by the Troy University Library.
Designed to operate outside traditional coursework,…
Dr. Shirley Farrell presenting her Jeffrey Scott Hughes Lifetime Achievement Award in Environmental Education.
Dr. Shirley Farrell, Associate Professor and Program Coordinator for Gifted Education in the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences at Troy University, has received the Jeffrey Scott Hughes Lifetime Achievement Award in Environmental Education from the Environmental Education Association of Alabama (EEAA).
“For her extraordinary leadership, lifelong commitment and profound influence on environmental education in…
Sponsored Programs Director Paula Carlson addresses the 34th annual Grant Writers Luncheon held last month.
Troy University grant writers were recognized during the 34th annual Sponsored Programs Grant Writers Luncheon held in the Lamar P. Higgins Ballroom on the Troy Campus on Dec. 2.
In a year that was marked by budget cuts to many federal agencies, TROY faculty and staff secured around $30 million, a total indicative of the…
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…
