Last week, I woke up just before 6 a.m., made myself some hot chocolate, wrapped myself in hat and scarf and headed to meet my friend Cait Fultz for the 2009 Race for the Cure in Hunt Valley.
Cait and her boyfriend ran the 5K race to support the fight against breast cancer. Here is [...]

It’s the second week of the semester and many professors are already gearing students up for their first round of formal papers and assignments. Fortunately, Towson University has an Online Writing Support Web site to aid students as they tackle the first of these papers.
The OWS Web site provides information on grammar, punctuation usage, includes [...]

If you’re a resident on campus, you may already be familiar with Towson’s University Residence Government that makes up the governing body of the residence halls on campus.
URG members fill the positions of residence hall building councils and aim to host programs throughout the year, enhance community centers, divvy out supplies and try to be [...]

Many students spend their summer days walking along the sandy shores of Ocean City, taking a dip in the brisk, pool water or just catching some sun.
Three Towson University students are sacrificing these summer pastimes to keep the waters safe as they watch through tinted shades.

Photo by Eric Gazzillo, The Towerlight
Towson junior Samantha McElvaney is [...]

Joseph Peter Gutkoska, a prominent face on the Towson University campus for so many years, has passed away, leaving behind his stories and many accomplishments he has made on behalf of the University.
Gutkoska, a longtime professor and creator of Towson University’s reading clinic, died Tuesday at St. Joseph’s Medical Center.
He was 81 and a Korean [...]

Burdick Gym was transformed into an atmosphere of peace on Sunday for the Your D.O.P.E event, hosted by Towson’s Alpha Phi sorority.

For many graduating seniors at Towson University, it has been a personal goal to receive Latin Honors and recognition for their accomplishments. As of this May, that may all change with the new requirements being based off of the top 10 percent of each graduating class for each college.

At about 7 feet 10 inches, Malachi the camel strolled around the Paws patio on Wednesday in honor of Israel’s Independence Day.

A panel discussion drew over a hundred students in Chesapeake 3, UU on Tuesday, April 28, to discuss journalism ethics and media credibility.

Fraternity and Sorority Life’s fifth annual Music 4 Humanity event raised $600 on Thursday in support of the American Cancer Society.