Baltimore journalist says Twitter is vital for students

Carla Correa of the Baltimore Sun says that Twitter can break news stories and create new followers for journalists, making it a tool every student should be using. Read the story >>

Towson student journalist talks Twitter

Towson Towerlight’s News Editor, Daniel Gross, uses Twitter frequently and has several tips and strategies to help other student journalists use social media to their advantage. Read the story >>

National rape case prompts questions regarding Towson’s policies

Towson University offers several policies regarding what constitutes rape and assault and how to prevent it on campus.  The regulations differ from state laws, and may result in severe consequences for attackers. Read the story >>

Towson’s Linthicum Hall source of former state corruption

Linthicum Hall is more than where your English class is.  It is an example of Maryland corruption in the 1960s and 1970s, and one reason behind former Vice President’s Spiro Agnew’s resignation. Read the story >>

Manicures for a Cure raises money for breast cancer

Manicures for a Cure united two Towson organizations last week as they worked together to raise money for breast cancer research.  The event expanded on last year’s fundraiser, and reached out to even more students. Read the story >>

Student volunteers promote diversity and success

Towson peer mentors of the Students Achieve Goals through Education organization will continue this semester to help students reach their goals during their first year of college.  Though focusing on minority students, SAGE is open to any first year student looking for extra guidance.  Read the story >>