Start the year out right! Towson University begins each new academic year with September Celebration, a month-long series of events and activities for the entire campus community. The celebration includes free concerts, comedians, athletic events, lectures, community service opportunities, ways to get involved on campus and plenty of activities to welcome you to Towson!

Blizzard Shabbat
5 p.m., freshman reception;
6 p.m., services; 7 p.m., dinner
University Union Patuxent
Join Hillel for the first Shabbat of the term as we “cool off” from the first week of school. Before Shabbat there will be a freshman reception in which you can “chill out” with other freshmen. Reform and Conservative Services will be followed by Shabbat dinner. To RSVP or for more information, contact Sam Parker at sparke8@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

The Newman Club Welcome Back BBQ
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Come out to celebrate the beginning of the term with good food. Meet the Catholic Campus Ministry to learn what we are all about: faith, fellowship and service. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Israeli-Style Shabbat Dinner (Birthright)
7 p.m., Chabad Jewish Student Center
(14 Aigburth Road, a one-minute walk from campus)
In honor of Birthright registration, join us for an Israeli-style Shabbat dinner. Enjoy Mediterranean food, get introduced to past participants and find out how you can participate in Birthright. Meet the community of Jewish students here at Towson at this first of many college Shabbats. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

What Up, Beaches!
Noon–4 p.m., Sandy Point Beach
Join the PRIDE Mentor Program for a fun afternoon at the beach. We’ll be hanging out, playing games and soaking up the sun. All food and transportation provided. Sign up in the Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313 by Friday, Sept. 2 to attend. Sponsored by the LGBT Student Development Program.

Wings N’ Things
6 p.m., Johnny Unitas® Stadium Tailgate Lot
The University Residence Government invites you to attend their annual smash-hit event, Wings N’ Things. Get free wings, burgers, hot dogs, soda and water along with free giveaways and music. Look for the URG banner and tents and stop by. Sponsored by University Residence Government.

Towson Football vs. Morgan State “Hometown Heroes Night”
7 p.m., Johnny Unitas® Stadium
The Towson Football team kicks off their regular season at home, and we want to hear you roar! Be there to cheer on your Tigers and show support for Hometown Heroes Night. Admission is free for students with a OneCard.

Worship and a Trip to Target
11 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church (7601 York Road)
Meet at the tiger in front of the library at 10:40 a.m. to walk over together. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Sunday Mass
11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Join us every Sunday at the Newman Center Chapel as Father Ryan holds Mass at two convenient times. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Towson Women’s Soccer vs. High Point
1 p.m., Towson Center Soccer Field
Head over to the Towson Center Soccer Complex as the women’s soccer team battles it out with the High Point University Panthers. Admission is free for everyone.

Chabad Welcome BBQ
1–4 p.m., Glen Woods Fire Pit (under the bridge between Glen Towers and campus)
Find out about Birthright, Shabbats, High Holidays on campus, Jews in Greek life, Sinai Scholars, Israel advocacy and much more. Hosted by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

Worship Night with Cru
7 p.m., University Union, Campus Ministry Center
Gather together to meet new friends, worship God and hear more about Cru on campus. This event is open to all and sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ.

First-Year Students of Hillel (FYSH) Scavenger Hunt
Noon–3 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room
Want to learn about Towson University? Work with other freshmen and transfer students to find your way around campus. After the scavenger hunt, join us for fondue. To RSVP or for more information, contact Rose Albert at rabler2@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

LaborStay Weekend BBQ
3–7 p.m., University Union Paws and Potomac Patios
Come enjoy free food, music, novelties, games, and prizes. One guest will win $250 towards their Fall semester books! Sponsored by CAB and the Office of Student Activities.

How to Find God in Music
8–9 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Today is the first of a five-week series recurring on Mondays. Learn about finding God in the music all around you. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

LaborStay Weekend Comedy Show
8-10 p.m., University Union Paws
Laugh it up with Adam Cayton-Holland and special guest Justin Cousson before classes resume. Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

So You’re Off-Campus Now?
11 a.m.–Noon, University Union Loch Raven Room
(Event recurs Wednesday, Sept. 7, 7–8 p.m.)
Off-campus students are invited to attend this informative workshop that aims to educate students on resources available, being good neighbors and Towson University’s policies for off-campus behavior. Sponsored by Off-Campus Student Services.

Career Center Mobile Unit
Noon–3 p.m., University Union Second Floor Lobby
The Career Center Mobile Unit is a convenient way of getting a quick resume critique without making an appointment. Also stop by to learn more about internships and upcoming events and workshops. Sponsored by The Career Center.

Ice Cream Social and Tie Dye Open House
12:30–3 p.m., Glen Esk Porch
Get information about the Counseling Center’s programs and services. While there, show your creative side as you tie dye a t-shirt. All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend. Sponsored by the Counseling Center.

Making Connections Meeting
4 p.m., University Union Chesapeake III
All are welcome to learn about the SAGE Mentor program. Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Outdoor Trips Info Sessions
5–6 p.m., Burdick Hall Outdoor Trip Center 122
(Event recurs Wednesday, Sept. 7)
Find out about our exciting outdoor adventure trips planned for this fall. Trips may include kayaking, backpacking, rock climbing, whitewater rafting and more. Trips range from one day to a full weekend. More information is available at www.towson.edu/adventure. Sponsored by Campus Recreation Services’ Adventure Pursuits.

School Supply Kits for Social Action
5–6 p.m., Hillel Lounge (attached to Newell Dining)
Prepare back-to-school kits for the homeless community of Baltimore. We will supply materials—you assemble the kits. To RSVP or for more information, contact Brittany Weber at bweber1@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Emma Lazarus: Voice of Liberty, Voice of Conscience
5:30–7:30 p.m. Opening Reception, Albert S. Cook Library Third Floor
Emma Lazarus: Voice of Liberty, Voice of Conscience, a traveling exhibition, examines the life, intellectual development, work and lasting influence of this poet who wrote the iconic words, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,” that are engraved on a plaque at the Statue of Liberty. Emma Lazarus: Voice of Liberty, Voice of Conscience was developed by Nextbook, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Jewish literature, culture and ideas, and the American Library Association Public Programs Office. Exhibit runs through October 14, 2011.

Picnic and Scavenger Hunt
6 p.m., Glen Woods (behind Smith Hall, look for signs)
Join us for a picnic and then head out on a scavenger hunt around campus. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Mid-Autumn Festival
6–9 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
Join Chinese Culture Appreciation at their annual Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration. There will be a presentation, games, raffle prizes and free Chinese food. Sponsored by Chinese Culture Appreciation.

TU Serving Our Troops Interest Meeting
7 p.m., West Village Commons 304
Come out and learn about TU Serving our Troops, a new organization to Towson's campus. Our goal is to reach out to troops, both locally and abroad, to provide them with meals, care packages, cards, etc., and provide their families with support. This is a great way to make a difference to those serving our country. At this meeting, we will talk about what we do and upcoming events, and start making care packages to send overseas. Sponsored by TU Serving Our Troops.

InterVarsity Fall Kick-Off
7:30–9 p.m. West Village Commons 403 Ballroom A
Want to grow in your faith during college? We want to help. Come to InterVarsity's first fall meeting and join the community of Christian students at TU. Sponsored by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

Habitat for Humanity Opening Meeting
8 p.m., University Union Susquehanna Terrace
We will have a guest speaker from Habitat for Humanity as well as information about our upcoming trip locations, Baltimore City work dates and a list of this year’s events. This is an opportunity to meet new students and help make a difference in various communities. For more information, contact Gabrielle Pomerleau at gpomer1@students.towson.edu.

Homework Night and Prayer
8–10 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Students are invited to bring their laptops, homework or research and work in our comfortable house. At 10 p.m., we gather for a prayer service in the Chapel. All are welcome. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Fourth Annual STEM Welcome Back Event
11:30 a.m.–2 p.m., Smith Hall Lobby and 7800 York Road Lobby
Are you a science or mathematics major? Want to get involved in a club? Come to the STEM leaders welcome back event and meet current club members. Join us for free snacks and talk about our goals for the coming year. Sponsored by STEM leaders.

Graduate Student Coffee Hour
4–6 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library 507
Welcome (back) graduate students! Stop by the Towson Room and grab a free cup of coffee, sample homemade desserts and chat with one another and your librarians. Sponsored by the Albert S. Cook Library.

Movie of the Month Kickoff
5 p.m., Smith Hall 524
Come to watch a movie celebrating Israeli culture. Popcorn and refreshments will be served. This event kicks off a Monthly Movie Night featuring different Israeli films. To RSVP or for more information, contact Amy Gartner at agartn1@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Welcome Back Ice Cream Social
6–9:30 p.m., University Union Patuxent Lounge
Please join the Devastating Divas of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. for our Fall 2011 Ice Cream
Social. Meet new friends, discuss important topics and enjoy a variety of fun flavored ice cream and cookies. All students are welcome to attend. Sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Outdoor Games and Walk to Rita’s
6:30 p.m., meet at the Tiger in front of the Library
Join us for Frisbee, kickball or volleyball, and then a walk to Rita’s. Sponsored by Lutheran Student Movement.

Study Abroad Fair
11 a.m.–2 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
This fair is a chance for students to meet with the study abroad program representatives and TU study abroad staff, faculty and alumni. Sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.

Lunch with C.S. Lewis
Noon, Glen Woods (behind Smith Hall, look for signs)
(Event recurs Thursdays, Sept. 15, 22 and 29)
A free picnic lunch and conversation about C.S. Lewis’ writing about faith, temptation and the hard way of following Jesus. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Zumba!
12:30-1:15 p.m, University Union Loch Raven Room
This Latin inspired workout has been sweeping the nation, and now its here at Towson. Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton—you name it, we've got it. You can also find out how to take classes throughout the year. No prior training needed, just come and join the party. Sponsored by New Student Programs and Campus Recreation Services.

Study Abroad General Info Session
2–3 p.m., University Union 305
Attending a general information session is the first step to studying abroad at TU. This session will be held directly after the Study Abroad Fair in the University Union. The session will go over exactly how study abroad works at TU and will prepare you for doing program research before meeting with a study abroad adviser. Sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.

The Asian Connection: Art in a Global Age
2–4 p.m. reception and curator’s talk, Center for the Arts Asian Arts Gallery
(Runs Thursday, Sept. 8–Saturday, Oct. 22)
This exhibition features contemporary Western artists who are responding to the East in their work. The East has long fascinated Western artists as the exotic, the other and for its unique aesthetic. Paintings, prints, ceramics and artist-made books are included. The exhibition is curated by Professor J. Susan Isaacs. Admission is free.

Chai Lights
4–6 p.m., Burdick Field
Celebrate with the Jewish community on Towson's campus as we enjoy free food, music, games and much more. Learn the "Chai Lights" of what various Jewish organizations have to offer to students on our campus. Visit www.towsonhillel.org or call 410-704-4671 for more information. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Project Unity: BSU and BFSA Cookout
4–8 p.m., Paws Patio
The Black Student Union, Black Faculty, Administrator, and Staff Association, and the African American Student Development Program invite you to join us for the “Project Unity” Cookout. Project Unity is designed as an opportunity for our community to come together, network and celebrate. We encourage all faculty, staff and students to attend. For more information, contact Barry Evans at evans@towson.edu. Sponsored by the Black Student Union, the Black Faculty, Administrator, and Staff Association, and the Center for Student Diversity.

Towson Eats
4:30–5:30 p.m., 6–7 p.m., University Union Patuxent Lounge
Trying to figure out what to eat tonight? For one night only you can try some of Towson's most iconic dishes all in one spot. Enjoy free food and find out where to get the best meals on campus. Have all of your questions answered, including how to use meals and points on your OneCard. Sponsored by New Student Programs and Dining Services.

Active Minds First Open Meeting
5 p.m., Location TBD
Learn more about our mental health advocacy group. Sponsored by Active Minds. Email Chrissy at cricha9@students.towson.edu for meeting location.

Doug Beube Lecture Exhibiting Artist in The Book: A Contemporary View
6:30 p.m., Center for the Arts 2032
Doug Beube is an artist who works in collage, sculpture and photography. He is curator of The Allan Chasanoff Booksworks Collection: The Book Under Pressure and teaches photography at Parsons, The New School in New York City. Beube uses discarded books as his medium, altering their physical structures to expose something that is "new and visually meaningful." Admission is free.

Ringing the Doorbell: Saner, Healthier Sex in College with Speaker Cindy Pierce
7–10 p.m., University Union Chesapeake I
In this hilarious keynote, Cindy Pierce uses her social research and anecdotes from the trenches to demystify things like the impact of Internet porn, the role of alcohol in decision-making and the truly elusive nature of female pleasure. Cindy will help students put sex in a healthy context for those who want to make it a safe priority without letting it sabotage their emotional wellbeing. Students walk away with safer, saner expectations about sex. Sponsored by Panhel, Greek Life and Campus Life.

Choir Practice
7:30 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
(Event recurs weekly)
If you have talent with voice or a musical instrument, we would love to benefit from your gifts. Choir practice is held with the music director each Thursday. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Susan Myers Exhibition: More or Less
7:30–9 p.m., Opening Reception, Center for the Arts Holtzman MFA Gallery
(Runs through Saturday, Nov. 5)
Susan Myers is a visual artist and metalsmith living and working in Philadelphia, whose artwork has been exhibited at dozens of prominent galleries throughout the U.S. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Admission is free.

The Book: A Contemporary View Exhibition
7:30–9 p.m., Opening Reception, Center for the Arts Gallery
(Runs through Saturday, Nov. 5)
This exhibition addresses the themes of the book as object, subject and concept. Stretching the definition of book, the show includes artist made books, deconstructed books and book installations. Through the work of more than 40 nationally known artists, the exhibition presents various conceptual and formal approaches related to the “book.” Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Admission is free.

Lead TU Workshop: Personal Leadership Styles
Noon–1:30 p.m., University Union 305
Join us for this leadership workshop focused on personal leadership styles. Kathy Norton will share her knowledge and help you find your personal leadership philosophy. For more information or to register, contact Kristian Castro at kcastr1@students.towson.edu. Walk-ins are welcome. Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

Campus International Christian Fellowship Welcome Dinner
5:30–7:30 p.m., University Union Patuxent
Campus International Christian Fellowship is hosting its semesterly Welcome Dinner for all new and returning international students. Enjoy a delicious meal with us at this great opportunity to meet new people. Sponsored by International Christian Fellowship.

Fear Factor
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
The Lord is my light and salvation of whom shall I fear? Dare to eat insects and snakes? Come to face your fears. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Towson Field Hockey vs. Penn State
6 p.m., Johnny Unitas® Stadium
Show your Tiger pride as the Field Hockey team takes on the Penn Quakers in their first home game of the season. Doc’s Army is a student incentive program for attending athletic home events. The more games you attend, the more prizes you can win. Admission is free for everyone.

Feet on the Street
6–9:30 p.m., Allegheny Avenue, Towson
Show your Towson pride at Feet on the Street, a local Towson block party featuring live music, food by local vendors, the Towson Marching Band and Cheerleaders, and more. Make sure to come by the Student Activities and Athletics tables for free give-aways and to see Doc!

Magical Shabbat
6 p.m., services, Hillel Lounge (attached to Newell Dining)
7 p.m., dinner, Newell Green Room
Join Hillel for our weekly Shabbat with a magical theme. Reform and Conservative Services will be offered and followed by Shabbat dinner. To RSVP or for more information, contact Sam Parker at sparke8@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Welcome Shabbat Dinner for Jewish Freshmen
7 p.m., Chabad Jewish Student Center
(14 Aigburth Road, a one-minute walk from campus)
One of the most popular events for Jewish students at Towson! We don't know if it's the home-made matzah ball soup and challah or the friendly, family-style atmosphere. What we do know is that hundreds of Jewish students take advantage of this incredible experience every semester. Visit www.jewishtowson.com for more information. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

Chill on the Hill
8–10 p.m., Speaker’s Circle
Relax and enjoy an outdoor movie on the hill with CAB and your closest friends. Check the website to find out what feature will be playing. Sponsored by CAB.

Friday Night Live
8–11 p.m., University Union Paws and Potomac Lounge, West Village Commons Ballroom
Support Towson’s student groups as they put on live entertainment and fun events across campus.
For specific details check out: http://www.towson.edu/studentactivities/events/fridaynightlive.asp

Picture Scavenger Hunt with Cru
1–4 p.m., University Union Campus Ministry Center
(2nd floor, next to the Greek Life office)
Want to find out all about campus while making new friends and having fun with a camera? Join us for a scavenger hunt in the Union’s Campus Ministry Center. Sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ.

Towson Football vs. Villanova “Band Night/Night of Champions”
7 p.m., Johnny Unitas® Stadium
It’s a Night of Champions as the Towson Tigers take on the Villanova Wildcats. The Towson Band will be putting on a fantastic performance to get our Tigers ready to pounce on the Wildcats for an upset. Come out and show your support! Admission is free for students with a OneCard.

Worship and Prayers for Peace
5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church (7601 York Road)
Meet at the tiger in front of the library at 4:40 p.m. to walk over together.
Join us for the beginning of our weekly contemporary worship. Focus on prayers of remembrance and prayers for peace throughout our world as we look back on September 11, 2001. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Body Affirmation Station
11 a.m.–1 p.m., University Union Second Floor Lobby
Join the Body Image Peer Educators to learn about body image, nutrition and the feared “freshman 15.” There will be fun activities and prizes. Sponsored by the Counseling Center and Body Image Peer Educators.

Community Service Roundtable
Noon–1 p.m., University Union 305
Join the Civic Engagement Advisory Board and the Office of Student Activities for the Community Service Roundtable, which organizes students and service-oriented student groups to talk about upcoming opportunities and ways to collaborate. A small meal will be served. If you have questions or would like to register for the event, contact Leslie Feinberg at lfeinb2@students.towson.edu or 410-704-4427. Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

TU in Italy Information Session
Noon–1 p.m., University Union 306
This information session is a chance for students to learn about study abroad opportunities that Towson University offers in Italy. Sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.

LASO's Feria Latina
4–7 p.m., University Union Paws Lawn
Come hang out with LASO and learn how to become part of the organization. There will be free food, music, games and fun. Te esperamos! Sponsored by the Latin American Student Organization.

Movie Night with Pre-Law Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta
6:30–8 p.m., West Village Commons 306
Bring your friends and join Phi Alpha Delta for a movie night. We will be watching “My Cousin Vinny” and refreshments will be provided. Take advantage of this free opportunity to have fun and meet fellow Towson University students. Contact TowsonPhiAlphaDelta@gmail.com with questions. Sponsored by Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity.

Rita's Walk with InterVarsity
7 p.m., meet in front of University Union’s main entrance
Enjoy a walk with new friends and a delicious dessert at Rita's. Bring a few dollars for treats. Sponsored by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

Annual Electronic Media and Fall Film Series
7:30 p.m., Van Bokkelen Hall Auditorium
The 2011 Annual Electronic Media and Film Fall Film Series present films about the relationship between math, sciences, and fictional or documentary storytelling. The screenings take place in the newly renovated Van Bokkelen Hall auditorium which features high definition, surround sound and assisted listening improvements. Admission is free.

Noontime Jazz in the Library
Noon, Albert S. Cook Library Third Floor
Bring your lunch and enjoy jazz performed by Towson student musicians. Admission is free.

Street Harassment 101: Learn to Hollaback!
Noon, University Union 314
Join Hollaback Baltimore (a movement to confront and eliminate street harassment) for a discussion on harassment. Learn how it affects you and how to hollaback, both personally and as a citizen. Lunch will be provided. Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Part-Time Career Fair
1:30–4 p.m., University Union Chesapeake Rooms
Need to earn some cash? Gain some experience? The Part-Time Job Fair is a great opportunity to meet employers throughout the region in a variety of fields. Apply, interview and get that perfect part-time job. Sponsored by The Career Center.

Ten Ways to Achieve Academic Success
2–3 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library 513
Learn to enhance your listening skills. Discover hints for better notetaking and outlining. Find ways to use the textbook as a learning resource. Sponsored by the Academic Achievement Center.

SAGE Program: Meet TU College Deans
4 p.m., University Union Chesapeake III
All are welcome! Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Spirituality in College
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Meet at the tiger in front of the library at 5:45 p.m. to walk over together.
Join us for dinner and a discussion about how to navigate the world of faith while you’re in college. Sponsored by Lutheran Student Movement.

Queer After Hours
7 p.m., Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313
Come to this dance party and mixer for all new and returning LGBTQA students. Meet new friends, learn how to get involved and enjoy the ambience. Raffle prizes, food and beverages will be available. Sponsored by the LGBT Student Development Program.

Tuesdays at Towson: Commemorating 9/11
7:30 p.m., Center for the Arts Recital Hall
Ten years have passed since our lives changed from innocence to reality to hope. Join faculty for an evening of music and film as presented by the departments of Music and Electronic Media and Film. No tickets required; donations will be accepted.

Towsonify TU
11:30 a.m. –1:30 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room
With Homecoming right around the corner, come have your face, body parts, gear or other items painted and join the Towsonification movement. You can also learn about and sign up for Homecoming events, and speak with members of the SGA. Sponsored by New Student Programs and the Student Government Association.

Refresh with CAB
Noon–2 p.m., Under the Lecture Hall
CAB knows it's hot out and we want to refresh you with free smoothies. Join us for a deliciously fruity treat. First come, first served so stop by early. Sponsored by Campus Activities Board.

Ten Ways to Achieve Academic Success
2–3 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library 513
Learn to enhance your listening skills. Discover hints for better notetaking and outlining. Find ways to use the textbook as a learning resource. Sponsored by the Academic Achievement Center.

Tigers for Israel Meeting
5 p.m., University Union 308
Check out the group on campus dedicated to Israel awareness and creating Israel-related events. To RSVP or for more information, contact Amy Gartner at agartn1@students. towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

DORA College Program
5–5:45 p.m., University Union 306
Research shows that of college students who need help with depression or suicidal ideation, only 11 percent tell a counselor while 67 percent tell a peer. It is important for students to know about these issues and how to respond to students in distress. The Counseling Center and Active Minds present the DORA College Program, a film and discussion about the symptoms of depression and anxiety, how to help someone with these problems and the positive outcomes of seeking help. Sponsored by the Counseling Center.

Accounting Open House
5:30–7:30 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
The Accounting Open House provides an opportunity for students to become acquainted with accounting and business advisory firms in the greater Baltimore region. Open to accounting students only. Sponsored by College of Business and Economics and The Career Center.

Make Your Own Sushi
6–8 p.m., Chabad Jewish Student Center (14 Aigburth Road, a one-minute walk from campus)
Make your own sushi at the Chabad house. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

M.O.D. Fall Model Call
8 p.m., University Union Susquehanna
Calling all aspiring models, make-up artists, photographers, designers and videographers. The modeling troupe Modelz of Distinction is looking for models that are interested in doing print work and runway. We are also looking for people to help with the different aspects of backstage crew. If any of these spark your interest drop by and show us what you got! Sponsored by Modelz of Distinction.

On-Campus Interviews
Time TBD, The Career Center, 7800 York Road 206
Don't miss your opportunity to interview with local, regional and national employers looking for full-time employees and interns. Application deadlines begin mid-September and interviews run through November. Submit your resume through Hire@TU. Sponsored by The Career Center.

TU Study Abroad Short-Term Information Session
Noon–1 p.m., University Union Chesapeake I
This information session is a chance for students to learn about short-term study abroad opportunities offered by Towson University. Sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.

National Broadcasting Society Membership Rally
12:30 p.m., Media Center 107B
Interested in a career in radio, TV, cable, newscasting, sportscasting or production? Learn about becoming a member of the National Broadcasting Society (NBS) Student Chapter. Hear guest speakers, tour local radio and TV stations, and even attend the national convention. Sponsored by the Department of Electronic Media and Film NBS Group, Dr. John Turner, Faculty Adviser.

Sisterhood's 25th Year Celebration Cookout
4–7 p.m., University Union Paws Patio
Join us for this cookout to celebrate the accomplishments of Sisterhood in its 25-year history at Towson University. Sponsored by Sisterhood.

Panhellenic Association Recruitment Open House
5–9 p.m., University Union Chesapeake Rooms
Interested in joining Greek Life? Meet the ladies of the Panhellenic Association and learn more about all ten of our Panhellenic chapters. Fall recruitment is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Freshmen that plan to come out for recruitment in the spring are free to come meet the chapters. Sponsored by the Panhellenic
Association.

My Journey to Activism
6 p.m., West Commons A, B and C
Want to get involved and make a difference in your community? Join us for a conversation with local activists and learn about their experiences as grassroots organizers. Local community organizations will also share information about their services and volunteer opportunities. Sponsored by Civic Engagement and the Center for Student Diversity.

Light it Up! Candlestick Making
6–9 p.m., West Village Commons 304
Create Shabbat candleholders using clay and paints. After decorating the candleholders, you can create wax candles to put in the holders. To RSVP or for more information, contact Caryn Brandel at cbrand6@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

BINGO
6:10–7:45 p.m., Manor Care Nursing Home
Join our community service organization as we play bingo with nursing home residents. Residents love it and everyone benefits. Sponsored by Circle K International.

Shabbat and a Movie
6 p.m., services, 7 p.m., dinner, West Commons Ballroom A
Join Hillel for our weekly Shabbat with a movie theme. Reform and Conservative Services will be followed by Shabbat dinner. To RSVP or for more information, contact Sam Parker at sparke8@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Christian Discussion on Loneliness
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Do you ever feel lonely? It's a completely normal human trait to feel many times in your life. We're going to break down what it means to be lonely. Please come for friendly company and snacks. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Student Events and Their Role Post Graduation (Rush Event)
6–7:30 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room 204
Refreshments and Greetings until 9 p.m.
Join us for this professional event with alumni guest speakers on the importance of getting involved and how it will help after graduation. Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Psi, Professional Business Fraternity.

Shabbat Dinner at Chabad
7 p.m. Chabad Jewish Student Center (14 Aigburth Road, a one-minute walk from campus)
(Event recurs Friday, Sept. 23 and Friday, Sept. 30)
Be a part of one of the most popular events for Jewish students at Towson! We don't know if it's the homemade matzah ball soup and challah or the friendly, family-style atmosphere. What we do know is that hundreds of Jewish students take advantage of this incredible experience every semester. Visit www.jewishtowson.com for more information. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

Friday Night Live
8-11 p.m., University Union Paws
Support Towson’s student groups as they put on live entertainment and fun events across campus. For specific details check out: http://www.towson.edu/studentactivities/events/fridaynightlive.asp

The Department of Dance Presents Ailey II
7:30 p.m., Stephens Hall Theatre
Ailey II is universally renowned for merging the spirit and energy of the country’s best young dance talent with the passion and creative vision of today’s most outstanding emerging choreographers. Under the direction of Artistic Director Sylvia Waters, Ailey II has flourished into one of the most popular dance companies in the country. Tickets are $20, $35 and $100. For more information, contact the Department of Dance at 410-704-2760. Sponsored by the Department of Dance and the Center for Student Diversity.

The Bad Gays Club Sleepover
9 p.m., Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313
Want to meet new people and learn more about different LGBT leadership opportunities?
Interested in supporting the LGBT community and sparking conversation about how to change the campus? Join the LGBT Student Development Mentor Program and In the Life for our first ever Bad Gays Club sleepover. Just bring your PJs, a pillow and a blanket and we’ll supply the rest. Sponsored by In the Life and the LGBT Student
Development Program.

CAB's Baltimore Aquarium Bus Trip
Bus leaves TU at 9 a.m.
TU Tickets: $6, Non-TU Tickets: $10; Tickets include Aquarium, Dolphin Show and a 4D movie. Visit the University Union box office to purchase tickets. Sponsored by CAB.

Washington D.C. Day Trip
9 a.m.–8 p.m., Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313
Join us for a day trip to our nation’s capital as we visit the newly opened Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial and other historic sites. Sign up in the Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313, or call 410-704-2051. Registration deadline is Friday, Sept. 9. Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Community Art Center: Fall Art Classes for Children, Teens and Adults
Saturdays, 9:45–11:45 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.–Noon, Center for the Arts
(Runs through Saturday, Nov. 19)
The Towson University Community Art Center offers a variety of classes for artists of all ages, including Young Artists Workshop, Studio Sampler, Clay is the Way, Drawing & Design, Cartooning, Comics & Manga, Drawing II/Painting, Animation, Intro to Game Design, Potter’s Wheel & Handbuilding, and Adult Classes. Tuition is $135–$220 (varies according to number of class hours).

Cooking a Meal at a Women and Children’s Shelter
10:15 a.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Ride together to the Inner Harbor to serve and share a meal with guests of the Christ Lutheran Shelter. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Loch Raven Reservoir Hike
1 p.m., meet in Glen Towers Pick-up Circle (off Cross Campus Drive)
Enjoy the beauty of a local wooded reservoir on a hike with new friends. Transportation will be provided to and from campus. Sponsored by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

Angelica Sanchez Group
3 p.m., workshop, 8 p.m., concert, Center for the Arts Recital Hall
Pianist Angelica Sanchez brings her all-star quintet for an evening of original music and improvisations. The group will give a free workshop before the concert. Tickets cost $15 for general admission, $10 for seniors and $5 for students.

Campus-Wide Decorating Contest
Noon–3 p.m., Campus-wide
Each registered group will be assigned to a part of campus to decorate using chalk. Groups will also create a homecoming banner on material that will be provided by the homecoming committee. Banners should be based on the Homecoming 2011 theme, Eye of the Tiger. Groups will also be given the chance to decorate up to two of their own cars for judging.

Campfire Worship
5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church (7601 York Road)
Meet at the tiger in front of the library at 4:40 p.m. to walk over together.
Worship is outside tonight. Sing those camp songs at this informal worship, and enjoy s’mores afterwards. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Homecoming Concert
7–10 p.m., Towson Center
Help us kick off Homecoming Week with our annual Homecoming
Concert! Make sure you drop by the Union ticket office to buy your ticket in advance and check the website for the official performer announcement.Sponsored by CAB.

Blood Donation
8 a.m.–6 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
Volunteers and donors are needed to help save lives. Watch the Daily Digest for information updates. Sponsored by Towson University and American Red Cross.

Welcome Back Snack Break
2–4 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library Lobby
Stop by the library to grab a snack and meet the librarians. This is a great opportunity to learn more about all the resources the library has to offer and how you can use them to write papers and create presentations. Sponsored by Albert S. Cook Library.

Meet your Econ Professors
3:15–4:15 p.m., Stephens Hall 111
Join us for this opportunity to get to know the Economics professors here at Towson, and learn more about the Econ major and Towson's Economics Society. Sponsored by Towson Economics Society.

Block Party Cake-Off
7–10 p.m., Burdick Field
Help kick off Homecoming with a new event this year—our 2011 Homecoming
Block Party! With a cake decorating contest, photo ops, henna and airbrush tattoos, chances to win amazing promotional items, and so much more, this will be the event of the week. There will also be great entertainment provided by National Pan-Hellenic Council with a step show that you won’t want to miss.

SAGE Program: Sharing Your Racial Heritage
4 p.m., University Union Chesapeake III
All are welcome! Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Faith and Doubt
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Meet at the tiger in front of the library at 5:45 p.m. to walk over together.
Join us for dinner and a discussion about faith and doubt and why questioning our faith is necessary and healthy. Sponsored by the Lutheran Student Movement.

Say What Karaoke
6:30–9 p.m., West Village Commons Ballroom
Follow in the footsteps of Kelly Clarkson, Jordin Sparks and David Cook of American
Idol! We invite you to become a star and show off your vocal talents (or lack thereof) for points, individual prizes and bragging rights. Individual entries compete for prizes and group entries compete for points.

All Day Homecoming Promotional Giveaways
9 a.m.–4 p.m., Campus-wide
Look out for the Homecoming committee staff and Doc as they travel around campus throughout the day handing out promotional items.

Commuter Appreciation Day
11 a.m.–1 p.m., University Union Susquehanna Terrace
Towson students who do not live on campus are invited to stop by the Susquehanna Terrace for free food and entertainment, while supplies last. Learn about programs and services available to Towson students. Sponsored by Off-Campus Student Services.

Adopt a Campus
3–5 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room
Donating just two hours of your time to remove litter and debris from a portion of the campus will help improve our environment and keep TU beautiful. Visit www.towson.edu/adopt-a-campus for more information.

Pep Rally
7–9 p.m., Lo t 14
This event is drenched in Towson University spirit! Come to get pumped up for the Homecoming Game against Colgate. Members of the band, sports teams and other organizations across campus will show us their spirit and ask for yours. Everyone is invited. Come outand support TU athletics at the pep rally with giveaways, free food and a bonfire.

First-Year Students of Hillel (FYSH) Kickball and Rita’s
7–9 p.m., Hillel Lounge (attached to Newell Dining)
This event is for anyone who is a first-year student at Towson. Come eat Rita’s water ice and play kickball. Bring your white clothing to tie dye. Your Big FYSH will also be revealed! To RSVP or for more information, contact Rose Albert at ralber2@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

Allure Dance Troupe Auditions
7–10 p.m., Towson Center (Event recurs Thursday, Sept. 22)
Join Allure Dance Troupe for their 2011-2012 set of auditions. We are looking for eccentric and devoted young dancers. No experience is required in the dance field but auditions will reflect the techniques and talents most desired for future members of the team. Please wear all black and bring a water bottle. This is a great way to keep active and meet new people on campus. Questions and information about our team or auditions, contact alluredance@gmail.com or call/text Stephanie Bathurst at 215-692-2461. Sponsored by Allure Dance Troupe.

Field Day
11 a.m.–2 p.m ., Burdick Field
Be a part of a great cause and have fun at the same time! Students from a local middle school will be participating in numerous athletic events and you will be the coach. Sign up with a group of friends or your participating organization for Homecoming Points. Please note: In the event of inclement weather, this event will be moved to Burdick Gym.

Put a Lid on It!
2–5 p.m., University Union Paws Lawn and Patio
Show your creative talents to the Towson community! Decorate your own, or have a local airbrush artist personalize, hats and t-shirts with your name or a design. Supplies will be provided on a first come, first serve basis. Sponsored by CAB.

Cook Library Special Collections Open House
3–5 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library 505
You are cordially invited to a Special Collections Open House to learn more about Towson University's long history through historic photographs, student newspapers and other records that date back to the school’s beginnings in 1866. Sponsored by Albert S. Cook Library.

Lead TU Workshop: Effective Communication
5–6:30 p.m., University Union 306
Join us for a leadership workshop focused on effective communication. Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life Matt Lenno will share his knowledge. For more information or to register, contact Kristian Castro at kcastr1@students.towson.edu. Walk-ins are welcome. Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

Women’s Gym Night: By and For Women
7 p.m., Towson Center 214
Have you ever felt intimidated by all the equipment in the gym? Want to exercise more efficiently and effectively? Come work out, meet other women and learn the benefits of strength training in a non-judgmental space. All women are welcome regardless of experience and fitness level. Sponsored by The Body Image Peer Educators, the Department of Kinesiology and the Center for Student Diversity.

King and Queen of the Jungle Pageant
8 p.m., University Union Chesapeake Rooms
The fourth annual King and Queen of the Jungle Pageant will highlight the nominated members of the Homecoming Court. Members of the Homecoming Court will model their survivor theme “jungle wear,” and TU attire, as well as perform a talent and answer questions as they compete for your votes to become the 2011 Homecoming King and Queen.

Clarinessence 5.0
8:15 p.m., Center for the Arts Recital Hall
In celebration of her fifth recital as a faculty member at Towson University (and her 50th birthday), Marguerite Levin presents a concert of five world premiere compositions for clarinet. Tickets are $15 for general admission, $10 for seniors and $5 for students.

Scavenger Hunt
4–6 p.m., meet at the Beach
How well do you know Towson University? It’s time to test your knowledge and get a taste of all that Towson has to offer. Sign up with a group of friends or an organization, and participate in a Towson-wide scavenger hunt! Travel far and wide around campus taking pictures of each task. The scavenger hunt will start at the Beach and end at the SGA office. Participating student organizations and groups participate for points.

Question and Answer with Father Ryan
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
Is there something you would like to ask a priest but never had the chance? Father Ryan, the Campus Chaplain at TU, is here to answer your questions. This is an informal discussion, and a great time to meet the campus priest. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

“Eye of the Tiger” Shabbat
6 p.m., services, Hillel Lounge (attached to Newell Dining)
7 p.m., dinner, Newell Green Room
Come show your tiger spirit during Homecoming Week at Hillel’s weekly Shabbat. Reform and Conservative Services will be offered, followed by Shabbat dinner. To RSVP or for more information, contact Sam Parker at sparke8@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

The Elephant is Slow to Mate and Other Animal Secrets
6 p.m., Center for the Arts Recital Hall
Come have a howling good time as Leneida “Kitty” Crawford (mezzo soprano) and Susan “Bunny” Ricci (piano) share some of their favorite songs exposing the lives of animals in the human world. Whether furry, feathered or scaly, you will find a menagerie of creatures featured in this art song recital. Composers include Stravinsky, Lecocq, Hundley, Balcom, Greig, Clinka, Schubert, Bellini and Revueltas, among others. Songs range from tender to hilariously funny. Tickets are $15 for general admission, $10 for seniors and $5 for students.

LGBTQA Homecoming Mixer
7 p.m., Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313
All LGBTQA students, alumni, faculty and staff are invited to attend this mixer in celebration of homecoming weekend. Food, drinks and music will be provided. Sponsored by the LGBT Student Development Program.

Towson Volleyball vs. Delaware
7 p.m., Towson Center
Head on over to the Towson Center and support your Towson Tigers as the volleyball team takes on its division rival, the Delaware Blue Hens. This marks the first conference game of the season for the Tigers. Doc’s Army is a student incentive program for attending athletic home events. The more games you attend, the more prizes you can win. Admission is free for all students with a OneCard.

Homecoming Tailgate
4:30–7:30 p.m., Lot 14
This Homecoming tradition invites students, alumni and fans to show their TU spirit and support their Towson Tigers as they prepare to take on Colgate. All Towson University tailgating rules will be in effect.

Towson Football vs. Colgate “Homecoming: Eye of the Tiger”
7 p.m., Johnny Unitas® Stadium
Homecoming is upon us, and we want you there this Saturday night bleeding black and gold as the Towson football team takes on Colgate. Come out for a night of fun and games as we rejoice in a homecoming celebration. Admission is free for students with a OneCard.

Ringing in the New Year!
4–6 p.m., University Union Severn Lounge
To celebrate the New Year, come make your own candy apples and play “Apples to Apples.” You can also write “Post Secret” resolutions while the apples are cooling. To RSVP or for more information, contact Jessica Silver at
jsilve20@students.towson.edu. Sponsored by Towson Hillel.

So You Think You Can Dance?
Noon–1 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room
Do you love to dance? Do you want to show off your best moves and learn some new ones? Come out and show off your dance skills with Allure Dance Troupe! All skill levels are welcome—no dance experience needed. Bring your friends and come make new ones as we dance and have fun. Sponsored by New Student Programs and Allure Dance Troupe.

Shofar Making and Honey Cake Baking
3–5 p.m., West Village Commons 404
Get in the spirit of the High Holy-days. Make your own “working” Shofar from a real ram's horn. Bake a honey cake to eat and share with friends. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

TU Study Abroad Scholarship Information Session
11 a.m.–Noon, University Union Loch Raven Room
The TU Scholarship Information Session is a chance for students to learn about opportunities to earn funding for their experiences abroad. Sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.

The Balancing Act: Goal Setting and Time Management
11 a.m.–Noon, Academic Achievement Center
Come for a free learning style assessment, where you will learn how to create long- and short-term goals and plan effective schedules. Sponsored by the Academic Achievement Center.

Towson University Service Fair
11 a.m.–1 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
Take this opportunity to meet with over 40 local community organizations in need of volunteers. Internships and paid positions are also available. This is also an opportunity for faculty and staff to discuss possible service learning partnerships with the organizations. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact Leslie Feinberg at lfeinb2@students.towson.edu or call 410-704-4427. Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities and the Office of Civic Engagement.

SAGE Program: Celebrating Latino/a Hispanic Heritage
4 p.m., University Union Chesapeake Room III
All are welcome! Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Unveiling Islam, Discussion Series Part I: An Overview
6 p.m., University Union Potomac Lounge
Join us for an insightful discussion on Islam. You will have an opportunity to ask questions following the general overview. Sponsored by the Muslim Student Association and the Center for Student Diversity.

URG’s First General Assembly Meeting
7 p.m., University Union Chesapeake I and II
Want to know what is going on around campus? Have ideas for improvements? Angry and just want to vent? Stop by University Residence Government’s first General Assembly meeting of the year and let your voice be heard. All General Assembly meetings are open to the public, and students and faculty are encouraged to attend. URG represents all on-campus residents and is the premier advocacy organization at TU. Stop by and let us represent you! Sponsored by University Residence Government.

Banned Books Week Read-Outs
10:30 a.m.–1 p.m., Albert S. Cook Library
Show your support for the freedom to read! Stop by the library and listen to readings from banned or challenged books. Sponsored by Albert S. Cook Library.

Math BINGO!
1:30–3 p.m., 7800 York Road 320
Join the Math Club for Mathematics BINGO! No experience necessary…just bring some friends, enjoy some snacks, win some prizes and have fun. The problems vary in difficulty. Anyone can win. For more information, email Aileen at avlk1@students.towson.edu or Dr. Kumchev at akumchev@towson.edu . You can also visit www.towson.edu/mathclub for details. Sponsored by the Math Club.

The Balancing Act: Goal Setting and Time Management
2–3 p.m., Academic Achievement Center
Come for a free learning style assessment, where you will learn how to create long- and short-term goals and plan effective schedules. Sponsored by the Academic Achievement Center.

Creating Music Concert Series
3 p.m., workshop; 8 p.m., concert, Center for the Arts Recital Hall
This is an annual concert series organized by a student from the Jazz Commercial Music program. This year’s student curator is bassist composer Brian Brunsman who will present three concerts highlighting his creative projects and collaborations. Admission is free.

Hillel’s Rosh Hashanah Services
6:37 p.m., candle lighting
University Union Loch Raven Room

Hillel's Erev Rosh Hashanah Services
6:45 p.m., University Union Loch Raven Room
Holiday Dinner in Hillel Lounge (attached to Newell Dining)

Good Evening Commuters
5–7 p.m., University Union Chesapeake III
Commuter students are invited to attend Good Evening Commuters for a free dinner while supplies last. This is a great opportunity to meet other commuters and enter to win fabulous prizes. Sponsored by Off-Campus Student Services.

The Truth About Suicide: Real Stories of Depression in College
6–7 p.m., University Union 307
According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students. Unfortunately, many college students don’t get the help they need because they don’t know that depression is a common yet treatable illness. This event will educate students, faculty and staff about depression and about how members of the community can best seek help for themselves and/or friends who are depressed and/or suicidal. This film will cover the warning signs of depression and other problems associated with suicide, as commonly experienced by college students and other young adults. Sponsored by the Counseling Center.

Advancing LGBT Rights in Latin America: Political Obstacles and Opportunities
6:30 p.m., University Union Chesapeake I and II
Dr. Javier Corrales will discuss LGBT issues in Latin America. Sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Shabbat Dinner
7 p.m., Newell Green Room
Sponsored by Towson Hillel. To RSVP or for more information, contact Ken Krivitzky at kkrivitzky@towson.edu

Chabad's Rosh Hashanah Dinner and Services
7:30 p.m., services, 8 p.m. dinner, Chabad Jewish Student Center
(14 Aigburth Road, a one-minute walk from campus)
(Event recurs Tuesday, Sept. 29)
While the High Holy-days are always best spent at home, for many of you it will be the first year spending them away. Chabad will be hosting both services and holiday meals in a familiar and relaxed atmosphere. Join us for dinner and a quick service, either the first night or the second. For information on morning service, Shofar blowing or to RSVP, visit www.jewishtowson.com. Sponsored by the Chabad Jewish Student Group.

Career Center Mobile Unit
9 a.m.–Noon, Albert S. Cook Library Lobby
The Career Center Mobile Unit is a convenient way of getting a quick resume critique without making an appointment. Stop by to learn more about internships, upcoming events and workshops. Sponsored by The Career Center.

Hillel's Rosh Hashanah Services
9:30 a.m., University Union
Loch Raven Room

Hillel's Tashlich Services
5 p.m., Glen Woods Bridge

ActiveMinds Welcomes You to Campus!
5 p.m., Location TBD
Come hang out with Active Minds. Don’t miss the free food and fun activities! Sponsored by Active Minds. Email Chrissy at cricha9@students. towson.edu for meeting location.

Gay Skate
8 p.m., Skateland Orchard
Come out for a fun back-to-school night at the roller rink. Meet other lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and ally students from colleges and universities from around the region. To sign up for free entry and skate rental, stop by the Center for Student Diversity, University Union 313 before Wednesday, Sept. 28. Sponsored by LGBT Student Development.

Bless the Mic: Wild N’ Out Style
8–11 p.m., University Union Paws
Enjoy a night of live entertainment and dynamic performances as poets, singers, and performers from across campus share their talents at this open mic competition. We will also have our first Wild ’N’ Out comedy competition. Prizes will be given to the top performer and to the winning Wild ’N’ Out team. To sign up and for more information, contact the Center for Student Diversity at 410-704-2051. Sponsored by the Black Student Union and the Center for Student Diversity.

The Corner Campaign
Noon–3 p.m., Newell Field
Stop by and meet radio personalities from El Zol (99.1). Learn more about the Latino community at TU and win prizes. Sponsored by the Latin American Student Organization, the Diamond Plan and the Center for Student Diversity.

Newman Club's Minute-to-Win-It Challenge
6 p.m., Newman Center (7909 York Road, across from Stephens Hall)
How do you handle the pressure during college? The Newman Club would like to challenge you to complete tasks in under a minute, for an evening of friendly competition. Sponsored by the Newman Club.

Outdoor Education Clinics
Outdoor Trip Center Burdick Hall Room 122
Learn how to survive if you’re in the woods, how to belay in the climbing gym, or how to change a flat on your bike. All of these clinics are FREE, hands on, and fun. Visit www. towson.edu/adventure for more information and upcoming dates and times. Sponsored by Campus Recreation Services.

Outdoor Gear Rental
Outdoor Trip Center, Burdick Hall Room 122
Rent outdoor gear for your next adventure for FREE! Or stop by to test your skills on the bouldering wall. No experience required and all you need to bring is your One Card. Visit www. towson.edu/adventure for more information and hours. Sponsored by Campus Recreation Services.

Rock Climbing in the Peregrines Nest

The C.R.i.B. Fitness Center, Burdick Hall

Come rocking climbing for FREE in TowsonUniversity’s climbing gym. Towson University is home to one of the best college climbing gymson the East Coast. Everyone from beginner to experienced climbers are welcome. Visit www.towson.edu/adventure for more information and current semester hours. Sponsored by Campus Recreation Services.

Campus Life
University Union, Room 232

Phone: 410-704-2332
Fax: 410-704-4810