Spring 26: First Day of Classes
First day of classes for the first spring 2026 eight-week term. For RN to BSN and Accelerated BSN programs only.
First day of classes for the first spring 2026 eight-week term. For RN to BSN and Accelerated BSN programs only.
Take a break and treat yourself at "Snacks & Sips," a come-and-go event for students, faculty and staff hosted by the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences dean's office. Stop […]
Hosted by the Office for Resilience & Belonging (ORB), Wellness Wednesdays are a weekly come-and-go space for the entire campus community (students, staff and faculty) to pause, breathe, and reconnect […]
A Christian-particular Praise and Worship chapel service held on Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m. in the Sharp Chapel Sanctuary during the academic year. Speakers include campus staff, students and faculty as […]
Produced by photographic historian, Adam Forgash, in association of the Route 66 Alliance, noted author and historian Michael Wallis and the Rt 66 Association, this exhibition bridges art, history and […]
Produced by photographic historian, Adam Forgash, in association of the Route 66 Alliance, noted author and historian Michael Wallis and the Rt 66 Association, this exhibition bridges art, history and […]
Today is the last day TU students may add a course using Self-Service.
Last day to add a class for the first spring 2026 eight-week term. For RN to BSN and Accelerated BSN programs only.
Produced by photographic historian, Adam Forgash, in association of the Route 66 Alliance, noted author and historian Michael Wallis and the Rt 66 Association, this exhibition bridges art, history and […]
Produced by photographic historian, Adam Forgash, in association of the Route 66 Alliance, noted author and historian Michael Wallis and the Rt 66 Association, this exhibition bridges art, history and […]
Our reading this semester will be “On the Incarnation of the Word” by Athanasius. Truly a classic work from the later Church Fathers regarding a fundamental theological topic - Christology […]
Join the Thomistic Institute each week as we are led by Michael Futch, Ph.D., into the robust (albeit bold) philosophy of Saint Thomas Aquinas as interpreted by A.G. Sertillanges, O.P., […]