“What other women take away from the group has been the most rewarding. You get to meet a lot of new people. You get to talk about a lot of things that aren’t really discussed in our society that we deal with every day.”
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Veterans Film Series kicks off this Friday
All screenings take place in Van Bokkelen 204. The series is free and open to the public.
“Grub Street” shines again in national competition
“Now, we have such a high standard and we just have to keep the bar high.”
She’s making children’s lives better, one step at a time
Stephanie Kwiatkowski gained real-world and research experience in her field through KKI internship
NPR’s Ira Flatow explains how “science is the new sexy”
Flatow peppered his 150th anniversary Speaker Series lecture with video clips on fracking, global warming and physics from several popular television shows
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in mid-October!
Follow the chaos and passion of young lovers as they find their way through the forest and to each other, while overcoming the obstacles of the fairies and the will of the Duke.
Honors College, CBE host ‘Black Lives Matter’ discussion
Three faculty members from CoE, CBE and CLA spoke on a moderated panel before taking questions from the audience.
There’s no debating Towson’s argumentative success!
TU paired with a duo from Davis & Elkins College (W.Va.) in a public debate at JMU on Sept. 23.
Dr. Stapleton goes to Washington to talk about STEM strategies
“Mobile Lab Coalition member programs have reached almost a million students already, and are continuing to inspire the next generation in STEM.”
Don’t miss Oct. 14 screening of “Crime After Crime”
Riveting documentary recounts battle to free jailed domestic-abuse survivor
