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Tiger Takeaways for February

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Brennan Family

Brennan family donates $100K to support Nick Ziolkowski Scholarship Fund

Gift honors a lifelong connection, strengthens a legacy of service

 

People in lab

TU developing STEM teacher leaders

Project led by TU professors to empower master teachers through makerspace‑driven, community‑centered STEM learning

aerial view of campus

Towson University drives $2.5 billion in economic impact across Maryland

TU’s Regional Economic Studies Institute conducted an analysis of the university’s impact on the economy

 

 

 

Save the Dates

  • FEBRUARY 10 | Neurodiversity Resource Fair: All are welcome to enjoy snacks, giveaways, crafts and community at the 4th Annual Neurodiversity Resource Fair. Browse the fair tables to get information on TU services and resources in support of our neurodiverse community, then unwind in sensory-friendly spaces and engage in optional interactive activities.
  • FEBRUARY 20 | Very Intelligent Students Around Maryland: TU is hosting the Maryland Collegiate Honors Council annual conference. The conference, with a theme of 250th anniversary of the country’s founding, brings about 100 Honors students from 2-year and 4-year colleges around Maryland as they present their research. The event willshowcaseresearch from approximately ten different schools.
  • FEBRUARY 24 | Tiger Pride Day: Planned by student representatives of the Student Government Association, TU students can express their passion for the work being done by state government representatives and meet with elected officials to discuss specific legislative bills that impact the campus and community.

Interviews Available

We have experts ready to chat about major current events – and anything else you might need. Interested? Contact Jamie Abell, , to set up an interview.

  • Michael Elliot can answer all your questions about fandom. From Comic-Con to Swifties, he can explain how communities form meaning around major events.