Nickels and dimes: Students learn to budget for necessities

Towson junior Timothy Dadourian contemplates whether he will buy the milk he needs or a Nerf basketball set while at a local grocery store. Students across the nation debate each day if they will buy necessities or the things that bring them pleasure.

When shopping goes Bazaar

Amber Hagert, an expectant mother, tries on jewelry at the November 2 shopping Bazaar. Over a dozen vendors came together to give lady's an afternoon of shopping for a good cause.

Of mice, men and an apartment

 
Shumaker's Animal Control in Baltimore, Maryland takes dozens of calls each day to remove pests from homes. Mice and rats are two of the Baltimore area's biggest rodent problems in all types of homes.

Challenging crime with science

Students attending the Saturday Science Series get their hands dirty to learn how detectives solve crimes. Participants aged from five to 17, meet in Smith Hall to discuss how science affects their lives.