The official site of the Torch, the student-run newspaper at Glenbrook North High School.

Torch
The official site of the Torch, the student-run newspaper at Glenbrook North High School.

Torch
The official site of the Torch, the student-run newspaper at Glenbrook North High School.

Torch
In an illustration of a scene from “Passing,” Irene Redfield (right) and Clare Bellew (left) walk the streets of 1920s Harlem. Graphic by Baeyoung Yoo

‘Passing’: a movie review

James Lee, Lifestyle Editor
December 17, 2021
Taste the world locally

Taste the world locally

Daniela Shekman, Opinions Editor
November 12, 2021

Rise and dine, it’s breakfast time

Theresa Lee, Executive Opinions Editor
November 12, 2021
During their first Comedy Sportz rehearsal as a team, sophomores Caroline Kirkpatrick and Charlotte Fomin, as well as seniors Ben Earle and Jayden Cohen (clockwise from top left), play an improvised comedy game called Grand Theft Auto. The show is scheduled to open on November 18 at 7 p.m. Photo by Alex Garibashvily

Facing off for the most laughs

Alex Garibashvily, Features Editor
November 12, 2021
How to clean up your shoe game

How to clean up your shoe game

Claire Satkiewicz, Opinions Editor
November 12, 2021

Movie review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’

James Lee, Lifestyle Editor
November 12, 2021
In drawn recreations of two different scenes from “CODA,” mother Jackie Rossi (left) talks in American Sign Language to her daughter, Ruby, about her passions. Ruby (right) sings in a school rehearsal. Graphic by Baeyoung Yoo

‘CODA’: an inclusive, musical crowd-pleaser

James Lee, Lifestyle Editor
October 2, 2021
Restaurants meet meatless options

Restaurants meet meatless options

Sari Goldberg, Staff Writer
October 2, 2021

Movies for the spooky season

Alex Garibashvily, Features Editor
October 2, 2021
After school, senior Abby Park practices Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major, Op 35. Park has played violin since she was four years old and began playing at the Music Institute of Chicago Academy in eighth grade. Photo by Claire Satkiewicz

Playing both student and musician

Daniela Shekman and Noah Kaufman
October 2, 2021
During his junior year, senior Henry Burnson switched from a flip phone to a smart phone to help with the adjustment to E-learning. However, he continues to stay away from social media apps such as Instagram. Graphic by Claire Satkiewicz

Zooming in on technology in classrooms

Claire Satkiewicz, Opinions Editor
October 2, 2021
While music apps provide opportunities to discover new music, bopdrop makes the process unique by combining it with social media. In this app, users can select their top three genres to display in their profile, share songs they enjoy and interact with other users including friends, music lovers and small artists. Graphic by Alex Garibashvily

Explore beats off the beaten track

Haley Sandlow, Executive Opinions Editor
May 28, 2021
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