The fight for feminism is still relevant today
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Every now and then, I hear people say things like, “I don’t need feminism,” or “feminism isn’t necessary.” It
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Opinion
The nitty-gritty of reporting public education
By: Carley Milligan, Editor-in-Chief This week’s cover story had a lot of moving parts to it. Like, a lot of pieces, facts, statistics,
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Two types of higher education
I remember being a senior in high school and feeling very anxious and confused about the direction of my life and which way
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False freedom of ads
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts & Life Editor Through working at this newspaper, I have learned heaps about how information and entertainment can
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Halloween is for costumes, not shaming
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Hey, Towson, it’s Halloweek! Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which is totally awesome. I don’t know about
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Silence on locker room issue unacceptable
By: Cody Boteler It’s been over a week since news broke of a smartphone found in the women’s swimming and diving team locker
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Speak up, ladies
By: Megan Graves, Columnist “Dave, if I could, I could just — I just really feel like if we had liberty it would
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Always surrounded by the science of life
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts & Life Editor The physical world around us may seem simple or mundane at times, but every aspect
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A name is not a judgement of character
By: Alysha Payne, Columnist Earlier last week, Raven-Symoné, again, made a very discriminatory claim. While discussing topics on the ABC talk show “The
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The Towerlight is going to talk about race
By: Carley Milligan, Editor-in-Chief One initiative I was determined to put into action this semester at The Towerlight was the addition of headshots
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