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- 1Troy University reaffirms support for military students under new fee structure▼TROY reaffirms commitment to military students under new fee structure
Troy University has reaffirmed its commitment to military students as it introduces a new fee structure. The institution, which has long served service members and veterans, says the updated structure will maintain support for the military community. Details of the changes and reactions from students or veterans groups have not yet been made widely available.
- 2Troy Men's Tennis Opens Play At Mercer Tournament▼Men's Tennis Takes On Day One Of Mercer Tournament
Troy University's men's tennis team began competition on day one of the Mercer Tournament, hosted by Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. The event gives the Trojans early-season match play against a field of collegiate opponents. Results and individual match details were not included in the initial report, with further updates expected as the tournament continues.
- 3Troy Women's Tennis Opens Fall Season at River State Shoot-Out▼Women’s Tennis Opens Fall Schedule with River State Shoot-Out
Troy University's women's tennis team has begun its fall schedule at the River State Shoot-Out, according to the university's athletics programme. The tournament marks the team's first competitive action of the fall season, with players looking to build momentum ahead of the spring campaign.
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Troy University's men's tennis team is preparing to compete at the Mercer Tournament. The athletics department announced the team's upcoming participation as players finalize preparations for the event. No details on opponents, dates, or roster have been released yet, but the university is promoting its squad's readiness heading into the tournament.
- 5Troy University Anthropology Club uses Minecraft to explore civilization▼Anthropology Club explores civilization via Minecraft
Troy University's Anthropology Club is exploring how civilizations develop by building them in Minecraft, turning the video game into a hands-on teaching tool. Members reconstruct societies, settlements and cultural systems in the game as a way to discuss anthropological ideas in an interactive format. The club's experiment highlights a growing trend of educators using popular games to make academic subjects more accessible to students.
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Student organizations at Troy University have joined forces to organize a mental health seminar on campus. The collaboration brings groups together to raise awareness and provide support resources for students. Details on the speakers, date, and topics covered have not yet been made widely available, but the initiative reflects a broader push on university campuses to address student mental wellbeing.
- 7Layoff pushes Hispanic family to launch community business with Troy's help●A job layoff leads Hispanic family into filling needs in the community with help of the TROY Small Business Development Center
A Hispanic family turned a job layoff into an opportunity, founding a business that fills needs in their community with guidance from the TROY Small Business Development Center at Troy University. The story highlights how the center supports aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly in minority communities, helping families rebuild financially after sudden job loss while serving local demand.
- 8Troy Men's Golf Wins Argent Financial Classic▼Troy Men’s Golf Wins Argent Financial Classic; Lowery Ties Program Record
Troy University's men's golf team won the Argent Financial Classic, with golfer Lowery tying a program record in the process. The victory marks a strong result for the Trojans, and Lowery's record-tying performance has drawn attention to the program's recent form on the collegiate golf circuit.
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The Johnson Center for the Arts, affiliated with Troy University in Alabama, held a celebration marking Dolly Parton Day. The event honors the country music icon and philanthropist, whose birthday is widely celebrated by fans and cultural institutions. The center marked the occasion with activities recognizing Parton's influence on music and culture, drawing attention from the local community.