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'Nutcracker' promises holiday magic
Clara, the Nutcracker, Sugar Plum Fairy and other magical characters are musts for many this time of year.
Fraternity village breaks ground
Construction has been under way for months, but Troy University officially broke ground on its $8 million fraternity-housing project Saturday.
Troy University partners with Alabama AG to fight crime
That's why troy university is partnering with the Alabama attorney general's office.
The National Flight Academy announced a series of hirings and promotions for the facility: Teresa Gurka has joined the staff as the executive assistant to the vice president of the academy.
Troy safety fair promotes awareness
Awareness was the word of the day at the Troy University Campus Safety Fair Thursday.
Dancers from China Strut Their Stuff
The dance and arts troupe of Hebei Normal University of Science and Technology from the Peoplea s Republic of China performed traditional folk dances, music and martial arts demonstrations at Troy University.
University pedestrian struck in hit and run
A pedestrian at Troy University was struck by an unknown vehicle, while attempting to cross McKinley Drive late Thursday afternoon.
Parts of the new sidewalk on George Wallace Drive are already in place for pedestrian use.
Celebrating cultural diversity
Sponsored by the International Students Cultural Organization , the 27th annual International Festival kicked off International Education Week at Troy University.
TROY, Ala. - Troy University soared to a 19-point halftime lead and went on to beat William Carey University 104-88 in men's basketball action Monday.
The Arkansas Razorbacks got bowl eligible with a night filled with record performances in a 56-20 drubbing of Troy University at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
Information about minstrels, troubadours, jongleurs, and trouveres sought
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2009/11/14 - 17:50. Performing Arts Professor of medieval literature at Troy University, Richard Nokes, has created Unlocked Wordhoard , a website to discuss topics of interest to medieval scholars.
Sloan new Haines City police chief
Haines City has a new police chief with ties to the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
Return from war easy for some, difficult for other veterans
For veterans, the transition back to society from a warzone is supposed to be a relief from that hell, a time to rest and adjust into a normal life.
It's easy to believe in these 'Angels'
TROY -- 'Charlie's Angels' usually get together at solemn occasions such as military funerals, but seven of them took part in a joyous occasion Tuesday.
AUM's Nov. 19 Promenade Concert to feature Montgomery guitarist Robert Gibson
Montgomery classical guitarist Robert Gibson will be featured at Auburn-Montgomery's Nov.
Author to discuss 'Bloody Lowndes' on Nov. 12 at Troy University's Rosa Parks Museum
Author Hasan Kwame Jeffries will discuss his new book, "Bloody Lowndes: Civil Rights and Black Power in Alabama's Black Belt," during a book signing Nov.
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Gwinnett names 2010 Teacher of the Year
Crews Middle School instructor Deborah Stringfellow has been named Gwinnett County Public Schools 2010 Teacher of the Year.
Troy University professor faces sex abuse charge related to his business
Dothan police charged a Troy University Dothan professor Wednesday with sex abuse of a 21-year-old woman, the Dothan Eagle reports.
Black Holes Produce the Most Energetic Cosmic Radiation
PRESS RELEASE Date Released: Wednesday, November 4, 2009 Source: Naval Research Laboratory - Comments Blasts of radiation brighter than a trillion suns.