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    Troy University science students form Dean's advisory council▼TROY College of Science and Engineering students create Dean's Student Advisory Council✉newsScience1 d ago

    Students at Troy University's College of Science and Engineering have established a Dean's Student Advisory Council, a new body intended to give students a formal channel to advise the dean on academic and campus matters. The college announced the creation of the council, which will represent student interests within the school.

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    Troy University students grow musically through Concert Band▼Students continue musical growth through Concert Band✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    Troy University is highlighting how its Concert Band continues to help students develop their musical skills. The university says the ensemble offers student musicians a way to keep growing in performance and musicianship as part of campus life, showcasing the role of band programs in student development.

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    Students sue Troy University over AI master's program▼Students file lawsuit against Troy University over AI master’s program✉newsTechnologyAI5 d ago

    Students have filed a lawsuit against Troy University in Alabama concerning its artificial intelligence master's degree program, according to local outlet WSFA. Details of the specific allegations, the number of plaintiffs, and the remedies being sought have not yet been made public. The case adds to the growing scrutiny of how universities design and deliver AI-focused graduate programs.

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    Troy University reaffirms support for military students under new fee structure▼TROY reaffirms commitment to military students under new fee structure✉newsWorldDefense5 d ago

    Troy University has reaffirmed its commitment to military students as it introduces a new fee structure. The Alabama-based institution, long known for serving service members and veterans, says the updated pricing framework will maintain affordable access and support for military-affiliated learners, a message it highlighted publicly amid broader attention to education costs for troops and their families.