Towson University alumna Anneliese Bruce is now working as a graphic designer for the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens, a job that comes with unique benefits.
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Towson’s Slippage puts hot summer art on display
Artscape, Baltimore’s premiere summer arts festival, is just around the corner. To celebrate, Towson University has debuted a hot new exhibition of its own.
TU alumna to shine close to home in Verdi opera
After falling in love with opera as a student at Towson, Corinne Winters ’05 has performed across the globe
Towson alumna changing the comedy scene
Rising star Amy Schumer may raise eyebrows with her vulgarity, but the theatre graduate makes no apologies. Instead, she sits down with NPR to tell her side of the story.
WTMD reels in an Emmy for “Concert for the Chesapeake Bay”
The popular station was honored for its 2012 “Concert for the Chesapeake Bay,” a live simulcast that encouraged listeners to restore Maryland’s precious watershed.
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.
Senior shines with “TU Anthem”
Graduating senior Stephen Middleton, along with a group of electronic media and film students at Towson University, produced the video.
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.
TU instructors teach science to preschoolers—with dance
Towson University and Port Discovery Children’s Museum have been awarded a $17,000 grant by the PNC Foundation to launch Moving to Learn: Grow Up Great with Dance and Science.
Theatre students to perform once-banned “Spring Awakening”
The Towson University College of Fine Arts and Communication brings Spring Awakening to the stage beginning Thursday, April 25.
