How to have the perfect ladies’ night
By: Raquel Alfaro, Columnist Going out can become expensive and aggravating when trying to push through crowded bars, so ditch the heels and invite
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Wellness wave among millennials
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist An increase in health consciousness among American consumers has been reported in recent years. According to Nielsen, millennials are
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It’s okay to question yourself
By: Samuel Smith, Columnist I’m coming out: as questioning! I’m currently settling into the label of non-binary, but that may change with time.
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What does the Green New Deal mean for America?
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist The Green New Deal (its name a twist on the New Deal of 1933 enacted under Franklin D. Roosevelt to
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A Neoconservative’s take on Venezuela
By: Matthew Pipkin, Columnist Webster’s dictionary defines a “neoconservative” as the following: a conservative who advocates the assertive promotion of democracy and U.S.
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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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