Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Martin Celestine delivers the keynote address to graduates during the Phenix City Campus commencement on Friday.
Retired Army Command Sergeant Major Martin Celestine encouraged Troy University graduates on Friday to continue to embrace “the art of possible” that brought them to this major milestone in life – a college degree.
Speaking to nearly 90 graduates during the Phenix City Campus’ fall commencement ceremony, Celestine, who serves as Vice President of Operations…
Left to right: Vanda Zavala, Deputy Attorney General Beverly Gerbhardt, Angel Walker of the Macon-Russell Community Action and Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims.
Troy University’s Phenix City Campus has joined Mother Mary Mission and other community agencies and organizations in the effort to open a new transitional living facility for female veterans in Phenix City.
The ribbon was cut on the new Women Veterans Transitional Living Facility in Phenix City on Dec. 16. Located at the Mother Mary…
Close to 90 graduates are expected to participate in the Jan. 20 commencement ceremony at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center.
Retired Army Command Sergeant Major Martin Celestine, Vice President of Operations at the National Infantry Museum, will deliver the keynote address to Troy University graduates during the University’s Phenix City commencement ceremony on Jan. 20.
The ceremony, which will begin at 7 p.m. EST, will take place at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center. Close…
Faculty and staff at the Phenix City Campus contributed more than 300 gifts for 10 families in their annual "Adopt-a-Family" event.
It was a cold and cloudy day in Phenix City, but one would not know that based off the smiles and cheer at the Troy University Riverfront Campus.
On Dec. 13, the staff and faculty participated in the annual “Adopt-A-Family” event that has taken place for more than 15 years. The event is a way…
