Empowering justice for women
By: Megan Graves, Columnist As you know, feminism is a worldwide movement. And while feminism is very much needed in America, there are
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Opinion
Partying and living like I just turned 21
By: Carley Milligan, Editor-in-Chief For the past two weeks I’ve been partying like I just turned 21. Although, that’s probably because I just
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The Towerlight’s public information saga
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor I got a letter yesterday saying that the University would waive all the fees associated with the Public Information
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Teaching consent
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Recently, the term “consent class” has come into play in the news and on social media. So what is
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Praise for the Black Student Union
By: Alysha Payne, Columnist As a transfer student and a generally anti-social person, getting involved isn’t necessarily at the top of my list
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The University wants to charge me $2,000 for access to public record. It’s an asinine fee, and we’re not paying it.
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor UPDATE: The Towerlight received a letter from the University at 4:13 p.m. today, Nov. 10, saying that our
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Majority always wins
By: Alysha Payne, Columnist On the first day of November, a 16-year-old New Jersey teen opened up her very own spa/salon for children,
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Size really matters after all
By: Annie Sragner, Arts & Life Editor Contrary to popular belief, size actually does matter. Humans come in all different shapes, sizes, colors
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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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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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