Searching for an internship or post-graduation job? This week will set you up for success. Career Center staff will offer tips on networking and resumes Wednesday and Thursday so you'll be ready to ace Friday's Career & Internship Fair. The fair puts you in direct contact with more than 150 employers hiring interns and full-time employees. So, print your resume, break out your best attire and get ready to build your future. Or compete in trivia, attend a play, pet a therapy dog or get a flu shot. There's something for everyone this week at TU.

Mon., Oct. 12

Vinyasa Yoga

 7–8 p.m., Burdick Hall, Mind & Body Studio

Unite your mind, body and breath in this Vinyasa Yoga class. You’ll flow through a moving meditation that builds flexibility and balance while helping you stay present throughout the week. Spots are limited, so registration is highly recommended. Registration opens 24 hours in advance on the  Campus Rec portal  and the TU Campus Rec mobile app, available in the  App Store  and  Google Play. 

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Tues., Oct. 13

Thrive Fest

Noon–3 p.m., Tiger Plaza

Enjoy Thrive Fest, an event dedicated to helping students unwind during midterms. Play games, pet therapy dogs, enjoy refreshments and learn about resources to enhance your well-being on campus.

More Tuesday events:

Wed., Oct. 14

GoVoteMD: Get Election Ready

Noon–2 p.m., University Union

Get ready for the upcoming elections by stopping by the GoVoteMD booth outside University Union, where you can get food, giveaways and access to the GoVoteMD non-partisan app. The app gives you access to official election resources where you can find your voting location, check your voter registration, request for a mail-in ballot and more.

More Wednesday events:  

Thurs., Oct. 15

Flu Shots

9 a.m.– 3 p.m., West Village Commons, Ballroom (Fourth Floor)

College should be fun. The flu is not. That’s why TU’s Health Center is partnering with Safeway—part of Albertsons—to provide on-campus clinics offering vaccines for flu, COVID, HPV, shingles, Tdap and more. Students, faculty and staff can register for sessions on select Thursdays and Fridays through Oct. 29. The process takes just 15 minutes when an appointment is scheduled on-line, so book a flu shot now while spaces are available.

Walk-ins can also be accommodated, but additional time is required for completion of paperwork and may be subject to on-site availability of the specific vaccine(s) requested.

More Thursday events:  

Fri., Oct. 16

2026 Fall Career and Internship Fair

 11 a.m.–2 p.m., SECU Arena

Current TU students and alumni are invited to meet with more than 150 employers for networking, part-time jobs, internships and full-time opportunities. This is your chance to connect with some of our region's largest employers in person. Bring 15-20 copies of your resume, dress professionally and come prepared to talk about your skills.

More Friday events:  

Sat., Oct. 17

Towson Soccer vs. Northeastern

3 p.m., Tiger Field

Bring your friends to Tiger Field to cheer on the TU women’s soccer team as they take on Northeastern. The event is free to public and no registration is required.

More Saturday events:  

Sun., Oct. 18

Big Love

7:30 p.m., Mainstage Theatre, CA 3043

Wedding (alarm) bells, battle of the sexes and pop music collide in Towson Theatre’s production of “Big Love,” a modern reimagining of Aeschylus’ The Danaids by Charles L. Mee. When 50 sisters flee their grooms to find refuge in an Italian villa, they must decide how far they’ll go for freedom, autonomy and love. Recommended for ages 16 and up. Discounted tickets are available for TU students, alumni, faculty and staff.

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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.