One week ago, I was a run-of-the-mill pescatarian, thinking about starting a TikTok page dedicated to a pescatarian and meatless diet. Today, I’m rethinking my relationship with food. Six years […]
Opinions
The future of sports journalism
As the sports editor at the Torch, it should be no surprise how important the world of sports and journalism is to me. About a year ago, one of my […]
Walking the halls
As my freshman year begins to close, I’ve realized I could have been more prepared for what comes with living in dorms. I have many problems living in resident […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Behind the wheel
On my 16th birthday, I failed my road test trying to parallel park. This convinced me that I was a terrible driver and that I would never get better. I […]
Finding unconditional love on campus
Growing up, I have always been somewhat shy, finding it difficult to make friends and hesitant to participate in various events and clubs. Upon enrolling in college, joining a sorority became […]
“Dune 2” discourse
The discourse regarding the film “Dune 2” concerns me as a fan of the books by Frank Herbert. People are failing to understand the point of the movie and […]
Consumer ethical dilemma
In an age where more people want to be aware of their impact on the world, where we spend our money and what businesses we support is an important and […]
The self-doubt journey
On Monday, Feb. 26, I sat in the empty Torch office in tears. In our last edition, I helped lay out and put together our Black History Month Special Edition. […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: In defense of Big Rapids
It seems like a Bulldog’s favorite pastime includes making fun of and complaining about our city of Big Rapids. I call that a waste. I’ve joked about how hard it […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Spring breaking with my mom
My senior spring break is only days away and I can not wait to spend it at brunch with my mom. Pop culture and social media have a specific image […]