No. 2 football remains undefeated against Stony Brook, volleyball tops GW, soccer shuts out Drexel and field hockey falls in overtime
Archive | September, 2013
Latest issue of Towson alumni magazine goes live
Now, a wider audience than ever before can enjoy—and share—the magazine’s inspiring feature stories of student, faculty and alumni accomplishment.
U.S. Senator Sarbanes sparks a discourse with Towson students
Over 350 people gathered on campus to hear former U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes discuss his watershed Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its continually rippling effects today.
Towson named ‘Military Friendly School’ for fifth consecutive year
G.I. Jobs recognizes the university for its continued dedication to serving military service members, veterans and spouses as students.
A chance to become Doc the Tiger
TU Athletics will host an interest meeting Sept. 26 for students interested in trying out to be the university’s mascot.
Funnyman Matt Kaiser ’10 teaches workshop for adults with autism
When he’s not working the crowds at local clubs, the stand-up comic directs a comedy workshop at the university’s Hussman Center for Adults with Autism.
Student-led “Hazing Prevention Week” to raise campus awareness
The week-long series is a collaboration between multiple campus organizations to “bring this silent but deadly problem to the forefront.”
Tiger Athletics Weekly Round Up
Towson football starts 4-0, golfer Spiess ties school record and women’s soccer tops LIU-Brooklyn.
Tigers remain undefeated in victory against N.C. Central
West rushes for 139 yards and two touchdowns as Tigers pull away in second half for fourth-straight win of the season
Syria presentation draws crowd, stirs passions over U.S. involvement
Rania Masri discussed the unrest in Syria—and the U.S. dilemma over whether to take military action—to a packed house of students, faculty and community members.
