Library officials apologize for racially-charged tweet
By: Marcus Dieterle, Staff Writer On Oct. 21, Cook Library officials apologized and offered context for a controversial throwback picture posted by the
[...]
Tigers drop fifth straight game
By: Jordan Cope, Sports Editor A pair of offensive mistakes proved costly in Towson’s 21-7 Homecoming loss to Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) rival
[...]
The internet has spoken, Ken Bone
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist Whatever your political leanings, you cannot disagree that one winner of the second presidential debate was Ken Bone: a
[...]
Don’t live with the abuse
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Relationships are tricky. They’re complex, intimate and confusing. They can be calm and warm or wild and exciting or
[...]
Spooky stories from Towson’s Greeks
By: Charlotte Smith, Columnist It’s October, and I’m incredibly excited for Halloween, so I’ve gathered some very creepy stories from Towson’s Greek community.
[...]
Civic Engagement encourages students to vote
By: Rohan Mattu, Staff Writer In preparation for Election Day on Nov. 8 and in recognition of this year’s tumultuous presidential election, Towson’s
[...]
#HashtagLunchbag comes to TU
By: Mary-Ellen Davis, Staff Writer Towson’s Center for Student Diversity teamed up with humanity service project #HashtagLunchbag to make and distribute healthy lunches
[...]
Baltimore Sun recognizes Schatzel and Baum as “women to watch”
By: Teri Mack, Contributing Writer The Baltimore Sun recognized Towson University President Kim Schatzel and professor Jan Baum as two of 25 women
[...]
Towson NAACP holds race panel
By: Bailey Hendricks, Staff Writer “The Race Dialogues Project,” sponsored by the Towson University Chapter of the NAACP, was a two-day event aimed
[...]
Losing streak continues: The Big Green defeats the Tigers 20-17
By: Jordan Cope, Sports Editor Towson dropped its final non-conference game of the season to Dartmouth 20-17 Saturday, despite recording 470 total yards
[...]