TU Cribs: The Towers

Stephanie and Ashley show us around their room in Tower A

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[TheArtisticNuisance]

I'm in Tower D (forced triple...ehh), are they all basically the same tho? I decided to look at these to see what to bring =)

[TowsonAmbassadors]

@TheArtisticNuisance Yes, they are all basically the same. In a triple, you would have an extra bed and an extra desk too.

[kayfouroneseven]

can the roommate you share your bathroom with come into your room?

[TowsonAmbassadors]

@kayfouroneseven Yes, your suitemates on the other side of the bathroom can come into your room. It would be a fire hazard to be able to lock the bathroom doors from inside your room. If you are in the bathroom, you can lock the doors on either side of you, but they can't be locked from outside the bathroom.

[taytaos]

Man those rooms are huge mine isn"t that big.

[sanantonio97]

I stayed at tower (A) from the Fall semester in 1983 when it was first opened till i graduated in December 1984. I have to admit that those were the happiest days of my college life. I will never forget the days i spent at Towson. Great atmosphere and excellent University.

[goredskins29]

Room 704?

[Barrylaw22]

Towson Towers are cool! Towson is so much fun.i found a great summer abroad to New Zealand hosted by Towson...check it out & maybe ill see you there type in the search box:

New Zealand Abroad with Dr. Gilda Martinez

[drobin3149]

I lived in the towers when they first went up. I graduated in '86. At some point Tower A became a freshman only dorm; don't know if it still is. Not much else has changed. The staff "discouraged" micro/refrig back then, beds weren't raised - they were actually pretty low, and of course there was no free cable. I'd have killed for internet access, but there was no internet! Poor me.