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Sara Rodia, Opinion Editor

Sara is a fourth year English major with a minor in Sociology who is severing her second year as Opinion editor. This year Sara hopes to continue expanding the opinion section and get more counter angles for stories. Outside of being an editor for the Torch, Sara teaches gymnastics to younger children!

You can reach Sara at [email protected]

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Earth Day: A reminder that we need to change to protect our planet!

Earth Day: A reminder that we need to change to protect our planet!

April 22, 2021
Torch Photo/ Brenden Willisch

Let’s talk midterms, stress and mental health

March 17, 2021
Photo Courtesy/ Samantha Wanderer

Coffee Conversations: Alumna spotlight: Newest Podcast host Samantha Wanderer

March 14, 2021
Torch Photo/ Brenden Willisch

Campus Orgs talk virtual events and member engagement in a pandemic

March 10, 2021
Photo Courtesy/ Unsplash Joshua Sukoff

A rise in women in ski patrols shows just how capable women are

February 23, 2021
TORCH PHOTO / Brenden Willisch

Looking toward the Spring Semester

February 16, 2021
PHOTO COURTESY/UNSPLASH JUDE BECK

I ditched New Year’s resolutions for good — here’s why

January 27, 2021
TORCH PHOTO / Brenden Willisch

The status of Academic Service Learning

November 24, 2020
Students weigh in on pass/fail options for fall semester

Students weigh in on pass/fail options for fall semester

November 18, 2020
TORCH PHOTO / Brenden Willisch

Living on campus during a pandemic

November 17, 2020
Photo Courtesy/ Yu Huan (Martin) Lin

Conquering the pandemic as an international student

November 17, 2020
Photo Courtesy/ Unsplash Michal Balog

Packing up for winter break

November 8, 2020
Photo Courtesy/ Unsplash Joshua Woroniecki

Against democracy, Trump calls to stop counting votes

November 6, 2020
Torch Design/ Sophie Williams

Students make their voices heard on the upcoming election

November 3, 2020
Photo Courtesy/ Unsplash Kayle Kaupanger

Broadway: Left in the dark a little longer

October 13, 2020
TORCH PHOTO/BRENDEN WILLSCH

Montgoris Hall opens for indoor dining per NYC guidelines

October 2, 2020
Why is it so Hard to Wear a Mask?

Why is it so Hard to Wear a Mask?

September 16, 2020
The first week back at school in 2020 versus 2019 – a near empty Residence life strip compared to a packed move-in last fall. TORCH PHOTO/ BRENDEN WILLSCH

Then & Now: Campus During a Pandemic

September 9, 2020
Torch Photo/ Dayra Santana

Online Learning: Are We Really Getting the Education We’re Paying For?

September 2, 2020
PHOTO COURTESY/YOUTUBE NETFLIX

“Hollywood” Gives 1940s Movie History an Interesting but Flawed Rewrite

June 2, 2020
PHOTO COURTESY/SUDAN OUYANG

Will Labor Day Breathe Life Back Into Broadway?

May 18, 2020
Sophomore homeland security and military leadership major, Jason Nikolatos studies for finals at his home.

Students Weigh in on their Time at Home

May 11, 2020
PHOTO COURTESY/GETTY IMAGES EYEEM

University Announces Commencement Plans for the Class of 2020

May 6, 2020
PHOTO COURTESY/ FLIKR

The Continued Abuse of Gymnasts Calls for Better Protocols to Protect Young Athletes

May 6, 2020
TORCH PHOTO/ SARA RODIA

Curated Collection: Five Books to Keep You Intrigued During Quarantine

May 5, 2020
Protesters Put Themselves and Others in Danger to Call for Reopening of Economy

Protesters Put Themselves and Others in Danger to Call for Reopening of Economy

April 30, 2020
TORCH PHOTO/NICK BELLO

Students Seek to Understand Poverty in the United States through University Experience

April 30, 2020
Cliffs of Moher four days before we were sent home. TORCH PHOTO/ SARA RODIA

Combating COVID-19 while Studying Abroad

April 22, 2020
St. John’s service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, completes service year round.

How to Get Out and Give Back this Holiday Season

November 20, 2019
Women Should Have The Right to Wear Glasses to Work

Women Should Have The Right to Wear Glasses to Work

November 20, 2019
On Friday, Nov. 1, protestors jumped turnstiles in response to the fate evasion crackdown.

Hopping the Turnstile

November 13, 2019
Simone Biles Record-Breaking Performance Paves Way for Young Girls

Simone Biles Record-Breaking Performance Paves Way for Young Girls

October 23, 2019
St. John’s Earns Spot on List of Top Ten US Colleges for Upward Mobility

St. John’s Earns Spot on List of Top Ten US Colleges for Upward Mobility

October 16, 2019

A Summer of Research In Paris Senior Christopher Valdes on his overseas internship

September 11, 2019

Accepted Students Day Hits Record Attendance Numbers

April 17, 2019
Dr. Robyn C. Spencer spoke on the long, thought provoking process writing her book.

Women’s History Month Presents Dr. Robyn C. Spencer

March 21, 2019
Magdelene Barjolo (left) and Alexandria Ligon (right) win the Pitch Johnny competition with their idea “Sending Her Essentials” (SHE).

“Sending Her Essentials” Across New York

December 7, 2018
The interior of a mall in Virginia in 2007, showing how hectic how holiday shopping can be.

Is Black Friday Honestly Worth All the Hassle?

November 14, 2018
Jalen Coleman, Senior “I felt that it shows the need to have more policies around guns, that’s the first thing that needs to be addressed… hate is the product of ignorance, you don’t understand someone so you hate them.”

Student Sparks: Pittsburgh

November 7, 2018
Recently nominated Brett Kavanaugh and Vice President Mike Pence together in D.C.

Kavanaugh: Innocent Till Proven Guilty

October 17, 2018
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