Leave body parts alone, start inside
By: Kyndall Cunningham, Columnist What I’m about to say may be frowned upon by my peers or on social media, but I’m going
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Healthcare is not a luxury, it’s a right
By: Megan Graves, Columnist “There she goes, there she goes again,” I sing to my dreams of having affordable, extensive, accessible healthcare. They
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New year, new names: same Towerlight
By: Sarah Rowan, Editor-in-Chief Hey, Towson. I’m Sarah, a sophomore journalism and Spanish double major. As of last week, I’m also editor-in-chief of
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Towson earns third straight CAA championship, bid in NCAA tournament
By: Desmond Boyle, Staff Writer Towson earned its third straight Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Championship and a bid in the 2017 NCAA tournament
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Towson downs Drexel, advances to CAA championship
By: Jordan Cope, Senior Editor Towson defeated rival Drexel 8-4 in the semifinals of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Tournament for the third
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URTU ticket sweeps in tight election
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Staff Writer and Sarah Rowan, Editor-in-Chief UPDATE: Three justice vacancies have been filled in a second SGA election that ended
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SGA candidates make their case at the 2017 debate
By: Marcus Dieterlie, Associate News Editor with reporting by Sarah Rowan, News Editor The SGA candidates expanded upon their ticket’s platforms and their
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Update on the ‘interolance’ in Berkeley
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist I talked in February about how Berkeley, California, was perhaps the headquarters of American intolerance. Now it has become
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Just don’t catcall
By: Megan Graves, Columnist I was at Target the other day (far from an unusual occurrence for me — it’s kind of my
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Towson to host Drexel in CAA semifinal
By: Jordan Cope, Sports Editor A 4-0 third-quarter Saturday clinched Towson home field advantage in the 2017 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Tournament and
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