Dysfunction and petulance: Longest shutdown in U.S. history
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist Though large swaths of his supporters seem to have forgotten, the president quipped on Dec. 11, “I am proud
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The case against Kavanaugh
By: Ryan Kirby, Columnist On Thursday, Sept. 27, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee to
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Democratic party looks to rebrand
By: Connor McNarin, Columnist With regard to electoral politics at the national level, Democrats have had little to celebrate since President Obama’s 2008
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Number of female candidates rising, “Year of the Woman” should be every year
By: Connor McNarin, Columnist American politics has, since the country’s founding, been dominated by white male actors. This reality is the product of
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White House reporter encourages political civility
By: Bailey Hendricks, Assistant News Editor The path to equality starts with civil discussion among members of all sides of politics, according to
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468 chances for change
By: Megan Graves, Columnist I’ve talked before about how feminism must be intersectional in order for it to actually be feminism. This means
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SGA votes to revise constitution
By: Sam Shelton, News Editor The Towson University student government voted unanimously in favor of revising their constitution April 12, during a weekly
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Q&A with Maryland state senator Jim Brochin
Democrat James Brochin represents District 42, which includes parts of Baltimore County, in the Maryland State Senate. He has served in his position
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Q&A with Maryland congresswoman Donna Edwards
Donna Edwards, representative of Maryland’s 4th Congressional District (parts of Anne Arundel and Prince George’s counties) since 2008, visited Towson Thursday, Oct. 15,
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