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The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies in the College of Liberal Arts hosts the 2018 Wing-Chun Wong Memorial Lecture TODAY at 7:00pm in the College of Liberal Arts building, room 4310. The talk by Dr. Marta Halina from the University of Cambridge is entitled “Machine Intelligence and The Capacity for Insight.” This event is free and open […]

Every Fall semester, the Biological Sciences Department and Tri-Beta Honor Society present the Student Research Forum, a venue for undergraduate and graduate students to showcase their research. Faculty are also invited to present their work. This year’s symposium will be on December 7th from 11:00am-1:30pm. Please encourage your students to participate! There will be awards given out for […]

All Campus Recreation facilities will be closing at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, November 20 and will be CLOSED for the university break from Wednesday, November 21 – Saturday, November 24. Campus Recreation facilities will reopen on Sunday, November 25 at noon.

Cook Library’s A-LIST student leadership program in collaboration with Special Collections & University Archives present… BUILDING HISTORY! Have you ever wondered, who those people our campus buildings are named after? Who is Richmond? Cook? Stephens? And what did they do to get an entire building named after them! Well wonder no more! Look for the […]

The next Ally Training will be on Thursday, November 15 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm in CLA 2310.  TU’s Ally Training provides resources, tools and strategies for supporting LGBTQ+ communities. Ally Trainings are offered throughout the year and are open to TU students, staff and faculty. Topics include LGBTQ+ terminology, pronouns, bias and discrimination, and strategies […]

There are two initiatives to address food insecurity on our campus: Food Insecurity is defined as the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food. The Food Insecurity Support Fund was created to address the immediate need of students experiencing food insecurity.  Stephanie Baker serves as the Program Manager […]

The Towson Literary Reading Series presents a reading by Eric Puchner, winner of the Towson Prize for Literature in 2018, TODAY at 6:00pm in the College of Liberal Arts, room 3150. This series is sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and the Department of English.

Come hear Dr. Christian Koot, Chair of the Department of History, talk about “Imagining the West Indies: An Early English Map of Montserrat” TODAY, Wednesday, November 14, at 3:30pm in the College of Liberal Arts building, room 4310. For more information, contact the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning at geography@towson.edu.  

The next Ally Training will be on Thursday, November 15 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm in CLA 2310.  TU’s Ally Training provides resources, tools and strategies for supporting LGBTQ+ communities. Ally Trainings are offered throughout the year and are open to TU students, staff and faculty. Topics include LGBTQ+ terminology, pronouns, bias and discrimination, and strategies […]

Wednesday, November 14, 12:00 to 1:15pm, College of Liberal Arts, room 3150 “Vicarious traumatization and the implications for professionals supporting diverse student populations in higher education” Joel Bolling, M.A., Senior Director, Student Development & Diversity Vicarious trauma is an ongoing area of research related to burnout and compassion fatigue through secondary trauma exposure. Primarily studied in social workers, emergency […]