Twitter’s new policy banning ‘dehumanizing language’ is Orwellian
By Dylan Brennan, Columnist By the time this article is out, Twitter will have done the deed. A few weeks back, they proposed,
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Start with subtitles
By: Samuel Smith, Columnist Subtitles, or closed captioning, are a great invention. Whether you’re hard of hearing, learned English as a second (or
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Republican reliance on obstruction and rule change
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist On Saturday Oct. 6, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court.
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The importance of aligned values
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist Rebranding seems to be a popular business move that many corporations are partaking in. It started with IHOP earlier
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Towson 2018 Freshman Survival Guide
By: Karuga Koinange, Bailey Hendricks, Kerry Ingram, Mary-Ellen Davis, Keri Luise, Brendan Felch Welcome to The Towerlight ‘s annual Freshman Survival Guide, in which we
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No, you’re not crazy.
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Have you ever been called crazy? Have you ever tried to express your emotions to your partner and had
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Men’s basketball falls in CAA semifinals
By: Jordan Cope, Sports Editor A rollercoaster ride of a season came to an end for Towson Sunday when the team fell to
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The Acting Company — at Towson this weekend only
By: Taylor DeVille, Associate Arts & Life Editor New York-based touring ensemble The Acting Company will perform two pieces about the rise and
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Baltimore’s “Not My President’s Day”
By: Kristin Helf, Associate Arts & Life Editor Presidents’ Day, marked annually as the third Monday in February, traditionally celebrates George Washington’s birthday
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Tuition, other fees could increase
By: Bailey Hendricks, Assistant News Editor Students could pay up to 5.4 percent more, overall, in mandatory fees — which encompass technology, athletics,
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