Asia North exhibition amplifies artist voices amid rising violence toward Asian community
By: Alisha Hancock, Contributing Writer The third annual Asia North Exhibition and festival began on April 10 and will run until May 15
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Best places to find books
By: Chloë Williams, Columnist It was sad news from Baltimore book-lovers to hear that the famous Inner Harbor Barnes and Noble will be
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TU professor brings Baltimore sports history to life in new book
By: Tim Klapac, Senior Editor Photo courtesy of John Mathew Smith of Flickr Creative Commons The City of Baltimore has a rich sports
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We are Baltimore
By: Meghan Hudson, Arts & Life Editor In November of 2020, Antoine Dupree, a senior communication studies major at Towson University, along with
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Veteran reads of his military past
By: Marcus Whitman, Staff Writer Photo by Marcus Whitman Award-winning, Baltimore-based author and military veteran Anthony Moll came to campus Nov. 14 to
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First “Parade of Latino Nations and Community”
Courtesy of Evelin del Prado By: Norma Sorto, Contributing Writer In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the first-ever “Parade of Latino Nations
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Tigers discuss intersectionality
The Office of Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility held their New York Times Talk: The Misappropriation of Intersectionality Tuesday in the University Union
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The Pro Bowl Needs to be Fixed
By Tim Klapac, Sports Editor This year’s edition of the NFL Pro Bowl has been another example of why the league needs to
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More than an athlete
By: Karuga Koinange, Editor-In-Chief Towson redshirt junior quarterback Tom Flacco crawls out of bed at 5 a.m., making sure not to wake his
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Baltimore brings the music with new record store
By: Christian Bedford, Contributing Writer Featured image courtesy of Hare’s Breath Records Hare’s Breath Records is the coolest and most relaxing place to
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