TU Magazine

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Experts

Wellness through community and connection

The Institute for Well-Being’s four centers emphasize the tie between health and well-being to significantly enhance participants’ overall health and happiness.

People

Creating inner harmony

After a cancer diagnosis, Elizabeth Borowsky ’05 transformed struggle into sound.

Alumni

A different kind of science guy

As the Maryland Science Center celebrates its golden anniversary, Mark J. Potter ’84, ’91 is looking ahead to its next 50 years.

Alumni

Hear the great outdoors

Hike through history at Cromwell Valley Park to the sound of narrator Alex Hyman ’16.

Latest Issue

Spring 2026 Issue

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2025 Annual Report

Take a look back at 25 things we loved about the 24-25 academic year, including the university's accomplishments and impact in Maryland.

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#TUProud

TU in the house

The women’s basketball game on Dec. 4 was TU’s first total sellout of SECU Arena.

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Treasures

Out of the woodwork

Professor and associate chair John LaPolla keeps bees, beetles, damselflies, cicadas, butterflies…

Donor Profile

Debora and Roger Plunkett

Debora A. ’81 and Roger L. Plunkett, Ph.D. funded programming, equipment and technology for students located in the TU Cyber Center.

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Office Hours

The beautiful game

As the World Cup comes to North America, TU women’s soccer coach Katherine Vettori discusses the appeal of soccer in the United States—and at TU.

Coffee With...

Coffee with...Keiwana Perryman

We spoke with the director of the Center for Student Diversity about the value of diversity and how she’s seen TU evolve.

160 years young

Wellness through community and connection

Creating inner harmony

A different kind of science guy

Hear the great outdoors

Spring 2026 Issue

2025 Annual Report

TU in the house

More from TU Magazine

Out of the woodwork

Debora and Roger Plunkett

The beautiful game

Coffee with...Keiwana Perryman

David Rovine ’70

Cenk Aroma ’00

Taylor Walker ’19 and Tim Chesser ’19

Brad Notaro ’15

One in a billion, ones to watch

From the Desk of Felicity Knox ’94

Gifts in kind: Defining giving differently

Developing scholars producing cutting-edge research

John Fisher ’77

Matthew Jeffers ’13

Megan Lovely ’22

Wendy Hefter ’85

Past Issues

Winter 2025

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