https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta3oKEENFV8&w=560&h=315 It's been eight years since Kevin Goren first picked up a pair of drumsticks and he doesn’t plan on putting them down any time soon. As he moved his drumsticks across the drums and cymbals, Goren’s Mohawk-topped head bobbed along to the beats. His eyes closed, his facial muscles scrunched up, and soon Goren was …
Man-buns call gender norms into question
With his head bent towards his chest and hair hanging in front of his face, Nathaniel Hitch began crafting his man-bun. It started with the combing, removing any tangles that may have formed; fingers should do the trick. Then, Hitch worked meticulously to restrain his mane with a trusty hair-tie. After a few patient moments, …
Sports Journalism Panel Kicks Off #TUjday2015
Towson students packed into Van Bokkelen Hall on March 4 for a panel discussion on sports journalism. As part of this year’s #TUjday, Towson welcomed panelists Greg Amante, Ryan Sharrow, and Tyler Sigmon. WBAL TV I-team lead investigative reporter Jayne Miller had planned on joining the panel, but was unable to do so after she …
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West Village Cashier Has Enough Happiness to Go Around
Hazel Wooten will tell you outright: she's a people person. Her job goes far beyond working as a cashier for West Village Dining Services. As students pass through on their way to lunch, Wooten greets them with her characteristic "Hello, babies. How are you doing?", making their day just a little bit brighter. Watch Slideshow
Towson student dreams of telling stories around the globe
Malena Khan is a first semester transfer student at Towson University where she is majoring in Pre-Mass Communication and planning to follow the Journalism track. Khan hopes to work for National Geographic magazine one day and travel the world, telling people's stories.
Study abroad highlights job and internship opportunities
The study abroad programs at Towson University have created new opportunities for students who want to work or intern in foreign countries. Kaushal Desai, Peer Adviser for the Study Abroad Office, explained the growing trend of students working while abroad. “We’re seeing more and more students go abroad for volunteer work or for internships,” Desai …
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