HQ Function

The Troy campus serves as the primary administrative and academic hub, housing the university's central governance, core academic departments, main library, and extensive student life facilities. It sets the academic and operational standards for all Troy University locations.

Notable Features:

The historic Quadrangle, John Robert Lewis Hall (formerly Bibb Graves Hall) with its distinctive cupola, Trojan Arena (a modern sports and event venue), Wallace D. Speller Hall, and the Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park.

Work Culture:

An academic and student-focused environment emphasizing teaching, research, and service. The culture promotes collaboration among faculty, staff, and students, with a strong sense of Trojan pride and community engagement.

HQ Significance:

The Troy campus is the heart of the university system, embodying its history, traditions, and core values. It is the largest campus and drives the university's strategic initiatives and overall mission.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects values of academic excellence, student-centeredness, global perspective, and community service, evident in its well-maintained grounds, comprehensive student support services, and diverse cultural offerings.

Location:

Troy University has a significant global presence, primarily through TROY Online, which serves students in all 50 U.S. states and numerous countries. Additionally, the university operates teaching sites in partnership with U.S. military installations across the United States and internationally in countries like Japan and South Korea. It also has partnerships with universities in other countries, such as Vietnam and Malaysia, supporting international student enrollment and global academic collaborations. This global outreach underscores its identity as 'Alabama's International University'.

Street Address:

Adams Administration Building, University Avenue

City:

Troy

State/Province:

Alabama

Country:

USA