Applications are now open for local students in grades 6 – 12 for the IDEA Bank’s “Just Start” Youth Entrepreneurship Academy.
Applications are now open for local students in grades 6 – 12 for the IDEA Bank’s “Just Start” Youth Entrepreneurship Academy.
The summer program is July 22-25 on the Troy Campus and at the IDEA Bank on the Square in downtown Troy. May 2026 high school graduates may also attend.
The “Just Start” Youth Entrepreneurship…
Eight Sorrell College faculty members will serve on the inaugural Dean's Faculty Advisory Council.
Troy University’s Sorrell College of Business is establishing a Dean’s Faculty Advisory Council to strengthen communication, increase faculty engagement and support collaboration across the college.
The council will serve as a formal advisory body to the dean and will complement the Sorrell College’s existing executive and student advisory councils.
Sorrell Dean Dr. Judson Edwards
Dean…
Student creators in TROY's Student Made Store will be on hand at TroyFest this weekend.
Troy University’s Student Made Store will be participating in TroyFest on the Square in downtown Troy this weekend.
Some 26 student creators will be participating in the tent, which will be located near the IDEA Bank.
“Handmade products this year are anything you can think of. TROY sports stickers, phone cases, custom nails, so much…
Research by three Carr School of Accountancy professors has been highlighted in Forbes.
Dr. Josh McGowan
Three Troy University professors have landed on Forbes.com for their research into why the country is facing a shortage of accountants.
Dr. Josh McGowan, Director of the Carr School of Accounting, Dr. Ryan Dunn and Dr. Ventsi Stamenov, both assistant professors in the School, are featured for a March 26th article entitled “The Accounting Pipeline Shortage:…
