Batza Room of the Athenaeum
The Athenaeum is the flagship building of our campus—a physical hub that is also the figurative heart of our academic community. The building is a high-tech library, a public forum, classrooms, a café, an art gallery, a radio station, a center for community service, a place to meet and converse, and many other spaces—all in one.
1021 Dulaney Valley Rd, Towson, MD 21204, USA
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410-337-6000
Upcoming Events
Join the Peer Listeners for a workshop that focuses on active listening. You will learn and practice skills of reflection, open-ended questions,...
Dr. Juliette Wells, the Elizabeth Conolly Todd Distinguished Professor of English in the Center for the Humanities at Goucher College, will lead an...
Recent Events
Curating Paul Henderson
9/25/2019Appreciative Advising Training
9/18/2019Recent Activity
Center of Race Equity and Identity posted a photo 2/20/2018
Maren Stunes posted a photo 4/17/2017
Isabella Louis left a positive review 4/6/2017
An amazing reading by an inspiringly warm writer.
Micah Heaney left a positive review 2/2/2017
Excellent presentation. Articulate and informative without being overwhelming. There was clearly a wealth of research behind the event, and presenters were able to recognize the history without coveting it. Multiple angles were celebrated and respected. Fantastic slideshow graphics. Same with the library display. I appreciated the fluidity among presenters and their variety and, of course, passion. Superb, memorable event.
Pamela Flinton left a positive review 10/1/2014
Excellent. While I could only stay for the initial portion, the folding was very engaging.
Pamela Flinton left a positive review 10/2/2013
The speaker was outstanding. Very engaging.
Batza Room of the Athenaeum posted a photo 8/25/2010
Batza Room of the Athenaeum posted a photo 8/25/2010
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Therese Neal left a positive review 10/9/2019
It was a pleasure to be with so many Austen fans and hear the history of Austen's house and see the lovely pictures of where magic happened! I enjoyed hearing Martyn and Sue Dell bring the the house to life!