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Tiger Takeaways for September

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In Case You Missed It 

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TU ranks No. 1 public university in Maryland by Washington Monthly

TU also named one of only 25 "Best-in-Class Colleges" in America, celebrated for student success, affordability and pubIic service

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On the Mark: Nathan Wilder and Mary Nadelen

President Ginsberg leads a conversation about the evolving role of athletic trainers, the importance of injury prevention and rehabilitation, and practical strategies for keeping athletes healthy at all levels from youth to Division I.  

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TU selected for inaugural Autism-Inclusive Campus Designationâ„¢

Designation highlights TU’s leadership in autism education, research, community support  

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Music professor to appear on 'Jeopardy!'

Jonathan Hugendubler has racked up $23,601 in winnings, will continue his streak on the season 42 premiere

 

Save the Dates

Media is invited to attend to the following events this month. Please let us know if you plan to attend so we can secure parking for you.

  • September 18 | Entrepreneurship Galore: Join the fellows of the StarTUp Accelerator at this high-energy pitch event. Learn about their ventures, products and ideas and network with campus, community and business leaders.
  • September 19 | Creating High Quality HIPs: This community-based, interactive workshop will help educators elevate their high-impact practices like service learning, undergraduate research, and first-year seminars by exploring quality dimensions, real-world examples, and common pitfalls. The one-hour workshop begins at noon in the Cook Library.
  • September 21 | Latin American Arts Festival: Join us for an afternoon of evocative and exhilarating music as the faculty of TU's Department of Music perform works by Latine composers. Featured on the program will be "Divertimento °ä²¹°ù¾±²ú±ðñ´Ç No. 2" by Sonia Morales-Matos, "Descarga" by Ernesto Cordero and music by Brazilian composer Hermeto Pascoal. Tickets required. Event begins at 3 p.m.

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. You can also find featured interviews in this section. 

  • Enrollment Success: Boyd Bradshaw, VP of enrollment management, is excited to discuss different aspects contributing to TU’s enrollment success. We welcomed more than 5,700 new students to TU between first-time freshmen, transfers and graduate students (approximately 2,900 freshmen, 1,600 transfers, 1,200 graduate students) In total, we have enrolled 19,677 students for fall 2025 – an increase of 276 from last year.
  • How do restaurants thaw food? Jillian Fry, a public health professor at TU, dove into a food sustainability issue that most people »å´Ç²Ô’t think about: how restaurants are thawing food. This decision has sustainability food safety, climate change impacts and s³ó±ð’d love to discuss more.