Top 10 stories of 2018
From the new University Union to a profile of TU's first black graduates, these were the most-read news stories last year
By Rebecca Kirkman on January 3, 2019
1. A brand-new U
In October, Towson University began work on an 85,000-square-foot addition and renovation to the University Union
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2. A bigger, better Burdick Hall
With the expansion, TU now has one of the most comprehensive recreation centers in Maryland
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3. New Netflix horror series was the work of a TU alum
Critically acclaimed series "The Haunting of Hill House" premiered on the streaming service Friday, Oct. 12
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5. 25 things TU students should do before they graduate
Here’s a list of traditions, events and tips that will enhance your time at TU
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6. TU football freshman finds his all-in-one school
Quarterback Jeff Miller is excited to start his career, both on the field and in the Department of Special Education
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7. Prepared, diverse and impressive: Meet TU’s freshman class
Towson University’s fall 2018 incoming freshman class to increase the educational and social atmosphere on campus
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8. TU ranked among safest campuses in the nation
Towson University was the only Maryland higher education institution ranked in the top 100
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9. TU dances to 18th national title
Towson University’s Dance Team won the National Dance Alliance championship in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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10. The Trailblazers: TU’s first black graduates
When a Supreme Court decision opened the door to educational opportunity, Marvis Barnes ’59 and Myra Harris ’59 stepped through to enroll at the State Teachers College at Towson. Their arrival signaled the beginning of a determined, rewarding—and at times hurtful—journey.
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