Small steps forward
By: Megan Graves, Columnist As you may have already heard, Harriet Tubman is going to replace Andrew Jackson on America’s $20 bills. But
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The weird perspective of reporting
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor Students, faculty and staff—but mostly students—gathered in Freedom Square Friday for a “Unity Rally.” It was a response
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TU Incubator preps for business competition finale
By: Nick Mason, Staff Writer The TU Incubator, Towson University’s business incubator and entrepreneurial resource, will announce the winners of its sixth annual
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AVP of housing & residence leaves after 19 years
Assistant Vice President of Housing & Residence Life Jerry Dieringer has left Towson University after 19 years of service to accept a position
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Class plans panel on spreading messages
By: Nick Mason, Staff Writer The Comm442 conference meeting and management class hosted “Find Your Voice: COMMunity Engagement & Activism” in Van Bokkelen
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Educator talks training teachers
By: Theresa Schempp, Staff Writer Towson University continued its 150th Anniversary Speaker Series Monday, April 18 with professor and public education commentator Pedro
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Gov. Larry Hogan visits campus
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor Gov. Larry Hogan visited Towson’s campus last week to speak with professor Richard Vatz’s persuasion class and other
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Schatzel reflects on first 90 days
By: Sam Shelton, News Editor Towson University President Kim Schatzel cited communication strategy initiative TU Matters to Maryland and the creation of a
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TU feels the bern at on-campus Bernie Sanders rally
By: Carley Milligan, Editor-in-Chief Drivers traveling along Cross Campus Drive and York Road honked and waved at students marching in support of presidential
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Students stand in solidarity
By: Sarah Rowan, Assistant News Editor Towson University students communicated intense frustrations with the administration’s response to issues regarding recent bias incidents on
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