“Front Room: Seth Adelsberger” features close to a dozen works and will be on display in the museum’s contemporary wing until November 2.
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Bobbie Laur named to The Daily Record’s 2014 VIP List
“I feel lucky to work for an institution that’s given me so much both in my personal and professional life.”
Towson alumna quits her day job, becomes her own boss
Rachel Millman was working for a magazine when she had a lightbulb moment and quit her job to start Reel Estate Media.
Incoming freshman with autism to study applied mathematics
“Having a disability doesn’t mean you have a disadvantage. Sometimes it can be an advantage.”
Towson granted patent for SoundsRight CAPTCHA technology
Together with colleagues, researchers and students, Jonathan Lazar has officially acquired a U.S. patent for the new, more user-friendly SoundsRight CAPTCHA.
Towson lauded for its groundbreaking program in middle school education
“These are students who really know that they want to teach middle school, and when they get out into the field, they really do a fantastic job.”
Towson faculty member named 2014 National Teacher of the Year
Sean McComb, an adjunct instructor for the College of Education, will be recognized by President Barack Obama in a White House ceremony May 1.
Honors professor writes about social media and its impact on students for New York Times
Andrew Reiner outlines the ways his seminar, “The Search for Intimacy in the Age of Facebook,” is challenging students to step away from their smartphones.
Peter Lev discusses civil rights and film with Business Insider
Noted author, historian and film professor Peter Lev recently sat down to talk about the ways that film has changed the course of the American civil rights movement.
Career Center director talks jobs with The Washington Post
Lorie Logan-Bennett, director of the TU Career Center, tells the Washington Post what today’s incoming freshman can do to graduate with a job.
