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  • April 15 | Student Town Hall with Senator Cardin and President Ginsberg: Senator Ben Cardin and President Ginsberg are hosting a pizza party of sorts for students to have an open discussion surrounding civic engagement, civil discourse and how you can play an active role in strengthening democracy at TU and beyond.  \
  • April 17 | Strategic Sales Competition: Students will compete for scholarship prizes, gain valuable exposure to job and internship opportunities with corporate partners, and may earn the chance to represent Towson University at a national sales competition. This event offers hands-on experience, professional feedback, and meaningful networking with recruiters and sales leaders. 
  • April 17 | Archeology Public Lab Day: Join the staff and students from the Baltimore Community Archaeology Lab to wash, catalog, label, and package artifacts from BCAL projects around Maryland. 
  • April 17 | Planetarium Show - Dark Side of Light: Join faculty, staff, students and the general public for a planetarium show. For several centuries, we have become accustomed to lighting up artificial light sources after dark, considering them natural.  But it’s not. Living organisms, both, plants and animals, have adapted to the natural cycle of day and night for tens of millions of years.  Our biorhythms work in accordance with sunrise and sunset. The artificial disruption of this cycle has serious consequences, not only for our health but also for the environment and the economy.  So why is the increasing level of artificial lighting dangerous for us?  Let's take a look together at what is hidden under the term light pollution and what each of us can do about it. 
  • April 18 | Impact TU - Local Action for Social Change: Impact TU is Towson University's largest day of community engagement. The program connects 460 students with partners who are fostering sustainable communities. Hands-on projects focus on environmental sustainability, economic security, social well-being, and civic engagement. Project sites are on campus and in local communities.