Two hundred and fifty years ago, our nation’s founders took an extraordinary step, declaring that liberty and self-government were the birthright of a free people.
One of the most remarkable stories in human history emerged from that moment.
For generations, we have carried forward the enduring belief that every person possesses inherent dignity and that freedom is the ingredient needed to unlock human potential. Across our nation, countless men and women have risen from humble beginnings to lives of extraordinary achievement. Our citizens, from every walk of life, have inspired innovation, enterprise, discovery, service, and sacrifice on a scale few could have imagined.
As we celebrate our 250th anniversary, we honor those who built, defended, and strengthened this nation across the generations. The principles that animated our founding remain as vital today as they were in 1776.
May we reflect on the remarkable inheritance we share as Americans, and look with hope toward the future.
Happy 250th Anniversary to the greatest country in the world. Lest we forget, without America’s Veterans, America simply wouldn’t exist. All gave some. Some, gave all. God Bless America.
I would like to thank the Louisiana Supreme Court for halting this circus.
Leaking information to the press, arresting other members of the press, the disclosure of confidential information by the special prosecutor, ex parte communication to influence grand jury members, are all disturbing allegations.
This is nothing short of a political witch hunt against @AGLizMurrill who was merely trying to uphold the law in accordance with the oath she took.
These type of abuses and misuse of public monies to carry out this illegal proceeding is an example of why New Orleans is in a budget crisis. Instead of spending money to prosecute thugs, you spend money to prosecute the prosecutor. Ridiculous!
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From educating future teachers to championing childhood literacy across Alabama, Dr. Dee Bennett has dedicated her career to serving others. A three-time TROY graduate, professor and co-founder of SHORT The Squirrel, she's making a lasting impact one reader at a time.
🚨 Emergency Field Hospital open in Venezuela
Patients are now being treated at our 56-bed field hospital located in La Guaira, Venezuela.
Last week, 2 massive earthquakes brought hundreds of buildings crumbling to the ground and left thousands in desperate need of medical care.
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Scenes of humanity in Venezuela. A woman on her way to a rescue center is reunited with her baby on the way to the hospital.❤️
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Gibson Vance, President Pro-Tempore of the Troy University Board of Trustees and a 1987 TROY graduate, was recently honored as the recipient of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association’s 2026 War Horse Award.
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Can’t fully put into words how proud I am of this team. They showed the nation how special Troy is.
Thank you to our student-athletes, coaches, staff and fans. Together, you showed what #OneTROY truly stands for.
Thanks for letting me be part of the ride with you guys.
This Troy team is a mid major who was the last team in, and played its way to Omaha. That’s about as “Cinderella” as it gets.
However, ironically enough, I think they have a ton in common with several SEC teams of the past.
They played a gauntlet of a schedule with a top 10 SOS. You can argue over who is most deserving from a resume standpoint, but time and time again we’ve seen those battle tested teams perform well once they get into the postseason. (Ole Miss and Florida come to mind)
It’s great Troy was rewarded for scheduling as strong as it did, and I think more teams would benefit by following suit. Both from a resume standpoint and preparedness.