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Sound off: The Torch’s pick of favorite Halloween activities
Halloween might look different this year, but don’t worry; the Torch team has got you covered with our recommendations of how to celebrate the spooky season. Hereare some of our favorite COVID-friendly Halloween festivities. Try them yourself and let us… Read More ›
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How Tiktok creators are being affected by Trump’s potential TikTok ban
by Andrea Lee / Staff Reporter What went from an app used to create lip sync videos has quickly become a social media platform unlike any other. TikTok has taken the world by storm, becoming the most downloaded app worldwide… Read More ›
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If America has many underlying health issues, is COVID-19 enough to kill it?
by Aidan McGinty / Staff Reporter After the first presidential debate, America was rocked by the news that the president and first lady had both tested positive for COVID-19. At a time when the health and presence of both candidates… Read More ›
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2020-21 Graduates face a shaky job market
by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter Historically, college seniors have always been looking for jobs and kick starting their career post graduation. However, newly graduated students are facing a new era of the job market. The class of 2020 is… Read More ›
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Fall sports, spring forward: Pandemic pushes all sports season to 2021
by Santino Torres / Staff Reporter With the integration of Roosevelt University and Robert Morris University now complete, the athletics program offers a new variety of sports available for student athletes. “We have football in Chicago and football in Peoria…. Read More ›
