Fighting for air
Recent research from TU’s Indoor Air Quality Program shows the spread of COVID-19 can be prevented by improving a structure’s ventilation and air filtration. The continual introduction of outdoor air circulated through the heating/cooling system in a home or business can reduce harmful aerosols spread by humans indoors.
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Choppy waters and strong headwinds
More than 40 former TU rowing team members have entered the medical profession since 2002, and their experience as student-athletes equipped them with skills they use every day in the fight against COVID-19; the power of teamwork translates to real-world scenarios physicians and nurses face on the frontlines.
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Cyber squad ‘virtually’ unbeatable
TU students modified their strategy when the 2020 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition announced it would be hosted online. After winning the regional event in March, this team of cyber warriors is ready to crush its competitors at the national level May 22-23.
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The show must go on
In a digital space, local art lovers can still enjoy an enlightening experience through the Gussman Juried Student Exhibition. For over half a century, the annual showcase has highlighted the outstanding work of art students. Typically, a reception is held to celebrate the winners, but this year’s announcement will be made virtually.
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There is nothing better than diving into a good book or being inspired by your favorite poet. TU creative writing students share what literature motivates them to conquer the day or stay entertained by the pool.
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Pop a bottle of bubbly, order takeout from your favorite local restaurant and sit back to enjoy a virtual version of TU Uncorked on June 19! Alumni and friends nationwide are invited to join the online party in support of the TU Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. Learn more and register at tualumni.com/Uncorked.
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