The world-famous team will make history as the first-ever sporting event in Towson’s brand new Tiger Arena.
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Towson forensics students join cold case investigations
Assistant professor Dana Kollmann takes team of students to Tennessee to work on missing person’s case.
Celebrating the start of Towson University in Northeastern Maryland
More than 200 supporters turned out to celebrate the ceremonial groundbreaking of Towson University in Northeastern Maryland on Thursday.
Visual Anthropology program helps students see things differently
The study of human nature and interaction came to life with sometimes stunning impact at the program’s film festival in the College of Liberal Arts Building.
Commencement celebration spreads to social media
Towson University will kick off its 148th Commencement with three days of ceremonies beginning May 22 and running to May 24. But the party won’t be limited to just the Tiger Arena.
Ready to lead
Congratulations to the class of 2013. The day has arrived when you will walk across the stage and officially become a graduate of Towson University.
Annual Click It or Ticket campaign comes to campus
In an effort to protect local lives, Towson University Police will participate in the 2013 Click It or Ticket mobilization, to be held May 20 to June 2.
Big Event draws hundreds of students to beautify Towson
Students volunteer at 37 sites throughout Towson and Baltimore as part of largest service day of the year.
House of Cards’ Beau Willimon visits Towson
The mind behind House of Cards is coming to speak in Van Bokkelen Hall on Wednesday, April 24 at 12:30 p.m.
Towson’s Holi Run paints a picture of campus equality, outreach
Things were a little … colorful at Towson University’s first-ever annual Holi Run earlier this week.
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
