Campus to host production crew developing TV spots for “If You See Something, Say Something” campaign
Q&A: Catching up with NYT reporter, author Brian Stelter ’07
Alumnus’ first book, ‘Top of the Morning,’ reaches New York Times Best Seller list
Towson alumni magazine comes online
With a modern look and unique features, the new site offers readers all the content of Towson’s popular alumni magazine—and soon a web extra or two—in a package that is as accessible as it is attractive.
Harlem Globetrotters bring basketball artistry to new Tiger Arena
The world-famous team will make history as the first-ever sporting event in Towson’s brand new Tiger Arena.
China offers Obama a chance to be direct, says TU professor
That’s according to history professor and Asian studies expert Steve Phillips, in an editorial column in The Baltimore Sun.
Towson economist discusses improving Baltimore-area housing market
Executive director of RESI Daraius Irani says that housing market is ‘Finding its footing’
Professor leads groundbreaking search for answers in mental health
Bethany Brand is leading the world’s largest and longest international study on the effective treatment of dissociative disorders.
Towson forensics students join cold case investigations
Assistant professor Dana Kollmann takes team of students to Tennessee to work on missing person’s case.
President names interim athletics director, begins search for permanent replacement
Tricia Turley Brandenburg, deputy athletics director for Internal Operations, will assume the duties of interim athletics director until a permanent director is hired.
2012-13 TU athletic season closes with strong baseball performance
By any measure the achievements of Towson’s student-athletes over the past 10 months have been unprecedented and record-breaking.
TU in the News
- China offers Obama a chance to be direct, says TU professor
- Towson economist discusses improving Baltimore-area housing market
- Towson “breaking the sound barrier” for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Towson senior takes over as handicapper for Preakness
- National Geographic reports on TU professor’s conservation effort
