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A new scholarship will debut at Troy University this fall, provided by a gift from Donna and Robert Huffman, an Army Aviation family.

The Donna K. Huffman Perpetual Scholarship for Spouses of Active-Duty Army Aviators honors Donna’s determination as a military spouse who earned her degree over the course of 20 years while working full- or part-time, with several moves along the way.

The scholarship specifically targets the spouses of aviation warrant officers attending Initial Entry Rotary Wing Flight Training at Fort Rucker – the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence, the home of Army Aviation.

TROY announces the Donna K. Huffman Perpetual Scholarship for spouses of Army Aviators in training - Troy Today A new scholarship will debut at Troy University this fall, provided by a gift from Donna and Robert Huffman, an Army Aviation family.

For the first time, Troy University has been listed among U.S. News & World Report’s top national public universities in its 2027 rankings released last Tuesday.

Troy University named a Top Public University by U.S. News & World Report - Troy Today For the first time, Troy University has been listed among U.S. News & World Report’s top national public universities in its 2027 rankings released on Tuesday. TROY has consistently been ranked among the publication’s top regional institutions, but due to recent advancements, the 2027 rankings m...

Troy University is mourning the death of Dr. Dave White, a visionary educator and administrator whose leadership expanded opportunities for military students and helped transform the University’s presence in Phenix City.

TROY mourns passing of retired Vice Chancellor Dr. Dave White - Troy Today Troy University is mourning the death of Dr. Dave White, a visionary educator and administrator whose leadership expanded opportunities for military students and helped transform the University’s presence in Phenix City. White, retired vice chancellor of the Phenix City Campus, died Sept. 15 at th...

The Troy University Board of Trustees has ratified the continuation of TROY’s Faculty Senate, determining that the Senate complies with a new state law governing faculty senates at Alabama’s public four-year universities.

Board of Trustees ratifies continuation of TROY Faculty Senate - Troy Today The Troy University Board of Trustees has ratified the continuation of TROY’s Faculty Senate, determining that the Senate complies with a new state law governing faculty senates at Alabama’s public four-year universities. Alabama Act 2026-432, which takes effect Oct. 1, establishes requirements ...

From growing up in Troy to discovering her calling at TROY, Beth Gibson’s journey is rooted in faith, service and a commitment to helping others.

After initially pursuing athletic training, Gibson found her passion in social work, where she discovered the power of serving children and families through some of life’s most difficult seasons. Her time at TROY, shaped by mission trips, meaningful relationships and mentors who believed in her, laid the foundation for a career dedicated to making a difference.

After stepping away from social work to raise her sons, Gibson found her way back to the profession and now serves as Strategic Partnerships and Community Engagement Specialist for Blanket Fort Hope, supporting children who have experienced trafficking.

From her early days in Troy to the work she does today, Gibson’s story reflects the lasting impact of a TROY education and the importance of following your calling, serving your community and using your gifts to make a difference.

The Honorable Jerusha T. Adams, Magistrate Judge for the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, challenged Troy University students to exercise their rights as citizens to help ensure the United States remains “one nation, strong and free.”

Judge Adams spoke during the University’s Constitution Day 2026 event on Monday. Constitution Day and Citizenship Day commemorates the Sept. 17, 1787, signing of the United States Constitution by the 39 delegates to the Constitutional Convention.

Judge Jerusha T. Adams encourages students to exercise their rights to help ensure U.S. remains a strong, free nation - Troy Today The Honorable Jerusha T. Adams, Magistrate Judge for the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, challenged Troy University students to exercise their rights as citizens to help ensure the United States remains “one nation, strong and free.” Judge Adams spoke during the ...

Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance will open the 2026-2027 production season with Trains, a play written by Professor of Theatre Quinton Cockrell, running Thursday, Sept. 24 through Sept. 26 and Oct. 1 through Oct. 3 in the Trojan Center Theatre.

Department of Theatre and Dance to open new season with faculty-written play "Trains" - Troy Today Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance will open the 2026-2027 production season with Trains, a play written by Professor of Theatre Quinton Cockrell, running Thursday, Sept. 24 through Sept. 26 and Oct. 1 through Oct. 3 in the Trojan Center Theatre. The theme for this season centers on...