Troy University has served the Phenix City and Columbus regions for 50 years and moved to its current riverfront location in 2015.
Troy University has served the Phenix City and Columbus regions for 50 years, starting with a satellite office at Fort Benning in 1974, then opening a campus next to Chattahoochee Valley Community College in 1975. In 2015, Troy University’s Phenix City Campus moved to its current riverfront location.
Today, with the growing demand for online education,…
The Phenix City Campus' Community Fall Festival drew more than 400 attendees from the local community.
Troy University Phenix City Campus hosted its annual Community Fall Festival on Oct. 31. The event has become highly anticipated for the local community, offering a day filled with fun, food and celebration.
This year’s event drew more than 400 attendees from the Phenix City area, highlighting the spirit of giving and support within the…
Phenix City Campus Vice Chancellor Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims talks CHIPS4CHIPS with the East Alabama Chamber of Commerce.
Troy University is participating in a collaborative effort to take advantage of the national CHIPS Act aimed at growing the domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity.
The Phenix City Campus, working with the United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley and its Chips 4 Chips Alliance, is currently analyzing survey responses from a comprehensive analysis of the current…
The books center around the 1947 Freedom Train.
Troy University alumna Kathy Maggart has dedicated her entire life to the care and education of children, and her newest venture aims not just to educate them, but to inspire a love for community and country.
Born into a Navy family, Maggart’s first experience working with children was babysitting. In college, she worked as a…
