Sean McComb, an adjunct instructor for the College of Education, will be recognized by President Barack Obama in a White House ceremony May 1.
Archive | April, 2014
Scholarship creators, recipients celebrated at annual luncheon
The TU Foundation awarded more than $1 million in scholarships for Towson students this academic year.
Big Event draws 1,200-plus students to beautify Towson
“We commend the university for sponsoring such a creative and thoughtful way to give back to the neighboring communities,” said one nearby resident.
Alumni a cappella group strikes a chord at regional competition
Katie Gillis ’11, Ali Hauger ’13, Katie Macdonald ’13 and Amanda McNutt ’13 will advance to the 68th Annual International Convention and Quartet Competition.
Towson freshman golfer wins 2014 individual CAA championship
Towson softball pounds out nine runs on nine hits in Senior Day victory, Hepner and McCormick lead offensive explosion
Outgoing president Charlotte Ridgeway gives her “State of the SGA” address
Eight minute video highlights the many SGA achievements from this past academic year, including “What’s Your Stand?” pro-diversity video.
“Grub Street” takes silver crown
Towson’s student literary and arts publication was awarded by the prestigious Columbia Scholastic Press Association for its 2013 issue.
Towson Alumni Association recognizes seven influential alumni
Gary Rubin ’69, vice president of university advancement for Towson University, will receive the 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award.
Nancy Giles celebrates TUjday with a sellout student crowd
Nancy Giles engaged a sellout crowd of communications students last week for “TUjday” 2014, a celebration of journalism and new media.
Towson named to Princeton Review’s Guide to 332 Green Colleges
Towson is one of the country’s most environmentally responsible campuses, says the annual guidebook of institutions with an above-average commitment to sustainability.
