Troy University’s REACH Project is working in collaboration with Troy’s 3D printing classes to create assistive devices for those in need. The REACH Project is a community service project that aims to provide personalized assistive technology and prosthetics to those who cannot afford them otherwise. Art and Design Professor Walter Black is currently teaching two upper-level 3D printing classes that are making devices to help Tyler Rasberry through the REACH Project. Tyle

Troy University will hold its second Trojan Research Week from April 20 to 24. The week will showcase student and collaborative faculty research from across the university through a series of presentations and events. “It helps in that it gets students involved in something that's a little beyond the classroom,” said Dr. Ben Robertson, professor of English and event organizer for the College of Arts and Humanities. “If you've written a paper for a class, you could use it f

The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded Troy University Professor of Chemistry and Physics Dr. Shaoyang Liu a $534,194 grant to...

Adele Henley photo Yafet Erasmo Sanchez Sanchez presents his research on the Fourier transform. A Troy University professor has spent...

A Troy Dothan professor has received the Novice Writer Award for her research on colonoscopies that was published in the 2023 publication...