Arts & Life – The Towerlight

TU students immerse themselves in a return to theatrical productions and exhibitions

September 15, 2021September 15, 2021Social Manager Comment

By: Lillian McBee, Contributing Writer Photo by Macy Dowla/The Towerlight Towson University’s (TU) College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFAC) are back on [...]

Student Support Network sees rigorous expansion to help BCPS students and families in need

April 4, 2021April 11, 2021Editor-in-Chief Comment

By: Jacob Shindel, Assistant Editor The Student Support Network (SSN), a local non-profit organization, is working to feed and provide food and basic [...]

TU to host international film festival via Zoom

February 4, 2021March 28, 2021Editor-in-Chief Comment

By: Norma Sorto, Contributing Writer Towson University (TU) is hosting “13th Annual Bridges to the World International Film Festival” on Feb. 2 through [...]

Three must-read graphic novels and comics

April 21, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Chloë Williams, Columnist We’re all used to the classic superhero comic stars. While they are great, there are a lot of under-appreciated comic [...]

Starring an iconic combination: A recipe for cheesesteak pizza

April 15, 2020April 16, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Alexander Ehasz, Columnist Photo by Alexander Ehasz One of my favorite Philadelphia classics is tomato pie. Tomato pie is one American evolution [...]

Quarantine and chill to this playlist

April 6, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Norma Sorto, Contributing Writer Amidst unfolding global events, individuals worldwide are practicing social-distancing to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Whether you [...]

“Tiger King’s” ratings soar as viewers binge from home

March 30, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Ashley de Sampaio Ferraz, Staff Writer With most people stuck at home due to social distancing, now is the perfect time to binge [...]

Bolognese away your boredom

March 30, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Alexander Ehasz, Columnist As restaurants shut down and staying home as much as possible becomes the only responsible course of action, learning [...]

Getting dressed yields psychological benefits

March 30, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Grace Coughlan, Assistant Arts & Life Editor As COVID-19 furthers its reach, social distancing is the name of the game for people [...]

Renowned Native American poet publishes her ninth poetry collection

February 11, 2020Associate Editor Comment

By: Chloë Williams, Columnist “An American Sunrise,” by Joy Harjo, the first Native American Poet Laureate of the United States, is a collection of [...]