As the dust settles on the first week of classes, you can spend less time finding your way across campus and more time finding connection and support. Stop by the Student Involvement Fair to browse dozens of TU student groups, get career coaching to start the semester strong, compete for prizes at game night, and relax at soccer, volleyball and field hockey games in the September sun. Now’s the time to take advantage of a vibrant and active campus.

Mon., Aug. 31

Ask Me Anything Career Table

11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Science Complex 3rd floor entrance

Wondering where to start with internships? Considering career options for your degree? Stop by this table to get advice and answers from a TU career coach. From learning where to find job openings to getting assistance building a resume, they're here to help.

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Tues., Sept. 1

Tiger Tuesday Game Night

7–9 p.m., Union Paws

Every Tuesday is Tiger Tuesday, a day to celebrate TU pride by repping black and gold. Wear your TU gear or colors during the day, then join the fun with Bingo in Paws at night. You'll get a chance to win prizes while relaxing with fellow Tigers.

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Wed., Sept. 2

Student Involvement Fair

4–6 p.m., Union 3rd Floor and Ballrooms

From dance teams to math clubs, TU’s more than 200 student organizations make campus life vibrant. The Student Involvement Fair is your chance to get to know the orgs and find one that’s right for you. Grab a coffee from the Food Market and head to the third floor ballroom area, where orgs will have tables with representatives and information. Meet students in each group, learn what they're about and get details on how to join in the fun.

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Thurs., Sept. 3

Artist Discussion and Exhibition Opening 

6:30 p.m., Center for the Arts Gallery, room 3040

Join artist and Harvard-trained landscape architect Sophie Maguire for a conversation with landscape architect Meg Baldwin kicking off TU's newest art exhibition. The exhibition, "Even our Oddkin," brings together works that explore the lives unfolding all around us—including humans and the many beings, materials and systems with whom we share the world. After the discussion, guests can enjoy a reception and browse the exhibition. 

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Fri., Sept. 4

Aquaboard Sculpt

12:15 to 12:45 p.m., Burdick Hall Pool

Take your workout to the water with this group fitness session that combines Pilates-inspired strength and balance training on a floating board. You'll challenge your core while improving stability, coordination and overall fitness. Registration opens 24 hours in advance; register through the Campus Rec portal or the TU Campus Rec mobile app, available in the App Store and Google Play.

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Sat., Sept. 5

Volleyball vs. St. Peter's

4 p.m., SECU Arena

Cheer on the Tigers in an action-packed home opener with aces, digs and kills. The first 250 fans through the door will receive an exclusive gold Hawaiian shirt. Gates open at 3 p.m.; admission is free for all students, faculty and staff. Students can access their tickets on the Towson University Tigers mobile app. TU faculty/staff can redeem up to two tickets by showing their OneCard at the game.

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Sun., Sept. 6

Rock Climbing

3–10 p.m., Burdick Hall

Students of all skill levels are invited to get in on 3,500 square feet of rockclimbing action at Campus Rec's climbing wall. Bring your OneCard or use the Campus Rec app to check in. The friendly Outdoor Adventure Center staff will help you with the rest. 

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What to do at TU this week is a snapshot of campus events based on information published in the TU events calendar. Visit the event links for the latest details and updates. To submit your event for inclusion in What to do at TU, post it in the events calendar at least two weeks before the event date.