By Nathan Brown Torch Correspondent Late last year, the United Kingdom appointed a Minister of Loneliness charged with lifting Britons from the woes of social isolation. And there were a lot of lonely people – about nine million, according to… Read More ›
By Zachary Wright Copy Editor When it’s cold out, there is nothing like getting a big bowl of soup to warm you up. Like coffee, you know it’s good when the first warm sip of the broth touches your soul…. Read More ›
By Ian Jackson Staff Reporter Since coach Lucian Tabic resigned as head men’s and women’s coach last year, Roosevelt University was without a coach close to Tennis season. On Feb. 23, John Jaramillo hired Greg Couch to be the next… Read More ›
Zachary Wright Contributing Reporter Gyu-Kaku offers diners a unique spin on the traditional Japanese steakhouse. If you have time to spend on a weekend, then this place would be a hit if you like something different than the usual. However,… Read More ›
By Maggie Turkovich Contributing Reporter Maria Padian’s novel “Wrecked” is a tale about a campus rape that is sure to impact college students for years to come, although it should be read by people of all ages. The story is… Read More ›
