Towson University College of Fine Arts and Communication

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Towson University's College of Fine Arts and Communication has the departments of:

  • Art
  • Dance
  • Electronic Media and Film
  • Mass Communication and Communication Studies
  • Music and Theatre Arts

The college’s performing arts programs provide an active schedule of theater, music and dance performances on and off campus. The college is home to the Asian Arts & Culture Center.

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Towson University
ACADEMICS

Schools: College of Business and Economics (CBE) • College of Education (COE) • College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFC) • College of Health Professions (CHP) • College of Liberal Arts (CLA) • Jess and Mildred Fisher College of Science and Mathematics • Honors College • College of Graduate Studies and Research (CRS)
Achievements: Points of Pride
ATHLETICS

CAA • Towson Tigers • Towson University Athletic Hall of Fame • Hall of Fame inductees
Mascot: Doc
Rivalries: Loyola College • University of Vermont • University of Delaware • Johns Hopkins University • University of Maryland, College Park
Current Facilities: Johnny Unitas Stadium • Towson Center • John B. Schuerholz Baseball Complex
Past Facilities: Minnegan Stadium
GROUNDS

Campus Landmarks and Locations: "The Beach" • Burdick Field • Newell Field • The Tiger Statue • Glen Bridge • TowsonTown Bridge
STUDENT LIFE

Media and Publications: The Towerlight • WMJF-LP • WTMD • XTSR • Grub Street
Debating Societies: Towson University Speech and Debate
PEOPLE

Notable Alumni • University Presidents
McFadden Alexander Newell • E. Barrett Prettyman • George W. Ward • Sarah E. Richmond • Henry S. West • Lida Lee Tall • M. Theresa Wiedefeld • Earle T. Hawkins • James Fisher • Hoke L. Smith • Mark L. Perkins • Robert L. Caret