USM to observe Juneteenth as an annual holiday
By: Caitlyn Freeman, Associate Editor The University System of Maryland (USM) will observe Juneteenth as a holiday while granting a system-wide administrative leave
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Student Support Network sees rigorous expansion to help BCPS students and families in need
By: Jacob Shindel, Assistant Editor The Student Support Network (SSN), a local non-profit organization, is working to feed and provide food and basic
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Georgia bill gunning to suppress Democratic voting
By: Abdalrahman Abou-Sar, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. It seems there is nothing the GOP hates more than
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17-game season limits players and fans, these additions could expand NFL’s ambitions
By: Jordan Kendall, Senior Staff Writer Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. The NFL will expand the regular season to
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NASCAR returns to dirt in a risky but rewarding experiment
By: Isaac Donsky, Staff Writer Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. Last weekend, NASCAR decided to try something that hadn’t
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TU supports controversial group, Autism Speaks
By: Marissa Sison, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. Autism Speaks is one of the largest autism nonprofits. Many
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Tik Tok virality results in artists claim to fame
By: Norma Sorto, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. Tik Tok has changed the music industry for good. It
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TU Baseball “flips the script” for its season after winning series against George Mason
By: Jordan Kendall, Senior Staff Writer Towson University’s (TU) Men’s Baseball won its series opener against George Mason University (GMU) 3-2 on March
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Activism for marginalized people: calming the noise to hear their voices
By: Samuel Smith, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. With the rise of the Internet and activism, spaces for
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