In addition to the open mic event at the Troy Campus library, TROY students will read to area children at the Troy Public Library this month.
The Troy University Library will host an open mic read-in of African American literature on Feb. 16 as part of a series of events for Black History Month.
Partnering with the Black Caucus, the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) sponsors activities each February to celebrate African American artists with performances and readings, according…
It is time again for finals at the Troy Campus. Senior Bayleigh Thompson shares ten tips for success during finals week.
Coming from a girl who cares about grades like I care about TROY being ranked (Go Trojans), finals week cannot be taken lightly. We’ve made it through the semester and we can smell the pine needles now; it’s time for Christmas break, right? Wrong. Like any Troy Trojan should do, we’re powering through finals week….
During the simulation, students experienced a month in the life of a family living below the poverty line.
In 2016, 26.4 percent of the 33,046 residents of Pike County live below the federal poverty line, and Troy University students experienced a fraction of those struggles during a poverty simulation on Nov. 1.
According to Alabama Possible, the organization responsible for the demonstration, more than 900,000 Americans live in poverty.
“The first time I did…
About 60 TROY students helped with renovations at the Boys & Girls Club during the annual Days of Service event Sept. 8-10.
Troy University students gave back and went to work during TROY’s sixth annual Days of Service.
From Sept. 8 to Sept. 10, approximately 50 to 60 students volunteered at the Boys & Girls Club of Pike and Surrounding Counties in Troy to help with renovations, according to Jonathan Cellon, the coordinator of learning activities at…
