The director of the Allied Health Program in the College of Health Professions, Nadine Braunstein is one of six selected for the Health Policy Fellows program.
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Edgy anthropology project puts real life of Baltimore in focus
In its third year, Anthropology By the Wire program connects students with underserved communities.
Towson economist discusses improving Baltimore-area housing market
Executive director of RESI Daraius Irani says that housing market is ‘Finding its footing’
Professor leads groundbreaking search for answers in mental health
Bethany Brand is leading the world’s largest and longest international study on the effective treatment of dissociative disorders.
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.
Towson University and Port Deposit formalize northern map turtle partnership
Initiative to preserve endangered species provides TU students and faculty valuable research and educational opportunities.
National Geographic reports on TU professor’s conservation effort
Richard Seigel, professor of biology, has focused his field research on the northern map turtle, which is endangered in the state of Maryland.
TU hosts Bealefeld in education forum on school safety, gun laws
Towson University welcomed former Baltimore City Police Commissioner Fred Bealefeld as part of its Signature Forum speakers series.
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.
Towson receives three Regents’ Faculty Awards
Three Towson University faculty members have been named winners of the 2013 University System of Maryland Regents’ Faculty Awards, the highest honor presented by the board to exemplary faculty members.
