Assistant professor Dana Kollmann takes team of students to Tennessee to work on missing person’s case.
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Towson “breaking the sound barrier” for the deaf and hard of hearing
Towson and NPR Labs are developing innovative technologies in radio accessibility for listeners who are deaf and hard of hearing.
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.
P.M. Forni will receive honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree
The award-winning author and scholar has been named “one of the greatest generals in our nation’s struggle for civility.”
Daily Record awards scholarship to TU student, community leader
Lunden Hawkins was honored with the Circle of Excellence scholarship, a $3,000 award given annually to one female college student in the state.
Towson Prize for Literature awarded to Ellen Cassedy
The Takoma Park, Md.-based author has been honored by TU for her book, We Are Here: Memories of the Lithuanian Holocaust, published in 2012 by the University of Nebraska Press.
Towson and NPR Labs collaborate to develop captioned radio
A collaborative alliance between Towson University, NPR and Latino USA results in the first radio program to offer visual captioning.
Alumna a candidate for National Teacher of the Year
Rhonda Holmes-Blankenship, a Towson University graduate and now high school English teacher, has been named one of just four candidates for National Teacher of the Year.
Five questions with Jack Fruchtman Jr.
We sit down with Jack Fruchtman Jr., a political science professor and distinguished constitutional law scholar who has taught and advised thousands of students during his career.
