MathFest is the only undergraduate student math conference in Alabama.
Over April 10-11, more than 90 students from universities across the South gathered in Troy University’s John Robert Lewis Hall for the 19th annual TROY MathFest, a free conference that enables undergraduate students to share their research.
The only undergraduate student math conference in Alabama, TROY MathFest was started in 2004 by Dr. Ken Roblee,…
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…
Orff-Schulwerk is an active, child-centered approach to music education developed by Carl Orff that combines music, movement, speech and drama.
Dr. Scott Sexton, Assistant Professor of Music Education and Assistant Director Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music, presented at the Carl Orff Canada National Conference held on April 23 -26 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The conference is held every two years in various cities around Canada and is attended by music teachers from all over…
“God of Carnage” is intended for mature audiences and will be presented in the Malone Black Box Theatre starting April 30 through May 5.
Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance will finish its 2025-2026 production season with Yasmina Reza’s “God of Carnage” beginning Thursday, April 30 through Tuesday, May 5 in the Malone Black Box Theatre.
“God of Carnage” is a Tony Award-winning dark comedy in which schoolyard violence brings two sets of intelligent, upwardly mobile parents together to…
