Anyone who’s been watching the Winter Olympics has probably seen at least one figure skating event. But did they think about math while they watched? Diana Cheng, an assistant professor of mathematics at Towson University, never stops. In fact, she uses figure skating to teach math to students from middle school through graduate level courses. […]
Students move to raise money for medical treatment in annual TigerTHON
All-night dance party benefits patients at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
TU student shares memories of volunteer trip to Honduras
About 50 Towson University students traveled for a week-long service trip in Honduras during the winter break.
Nearly 2,000 attend O’Brien’s high-profile discussion of race at SECU Arena
Students, faculty, staff turn out for former CNN anchor’s stop on “Black In America” tour
Student Government Association heads to Annapolis to advocate
Students to meet with state legislators, press for student interests
Baseball opens with pair of wins; softball splits tournament
Women’s club ice hockey claims championship in first-ever season, men’s basketball tops William & Mary and gymnastics places third in an annual home meet
MFA candidate wins national art competition, sells work, captures attention of renowned curator
TU alum and M.F.A. candidate never expected to become an artist
University community grieves loss of Willard Hackerman
Baltimore businessman and philanthropist gave opportunity to TU students, community
WTMD hosts first live Baltimore Hit Parade
Eastern Shore soul singer Kentavius Jones will headline the show Tuesday, which also features Ottobar owner Michael Bowen and Elena Fox of Charm City Cakes.
Men’s lacrosse opens with win; softball breaks runs record
Men’s basketball won in overtime, while women’s basketball couldn’t overcome an early lead by James Madison.
