The Gwangu, South Korea, skyline. TROY psychology major Claire Humphreys will study here this summer thanks to a U.S. State Department scholarship.
A TROY psychology major has been awarded a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study Korean in South Korea this summer.
Claire Humphreys will attend an 8-week intensive language and cultural immersion program in Gwangju, South Korea, from June until August, with all travel, tuition and housing expenses, along with a living…
Students, faculty and staff sample food from different nations during the "Tastes of the World" event on Nov. 15.
TROY University’s American and international students had the opportunity to bring cultures together during International Education Week.
The week, which took place Nov. 12-17, included events that brought domestic and international students together.
The “Tastes of the World” event on Wednesday, Nov. 15, allowed students to sample foods from different countries. It also included a…
TROY junior Bailey Anne Corbin is currently studying abroad in Nürnberg, Germany, an experience she describes as rewarding and challenging.
My name is Bailey Anne Corbin, and I am a junior international business major with a concentration in marketing and a minor in German from Panama City, Florida. I am 21 years old, and before Aug. 30, I had never left the USA.
I always thought studying languages was the most boring subject and I…
Students from a variety of countries marched to the International Arts Center to celebrate International Peace Day.
Troy University students from around the globe came together Thursday to celebrate International Peace Day with the help of the International Art Center at Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park.
The day of activities began with free yoga and meditation sessions, included groups of students making “peace flags” in the quad, and concluded with a ceremony…
