By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist So, we’ve talked about music and about how operas and symphonies tell thrilling and emotional stories. Now we should probably turn our attention to a hugeContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist Alrighty folks! Are we ready for the epic world of opera? No one ever is. We’ll start small. But wait! Before we begin, there are someContinue Reading
Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist In the last segment of this column we learned that the fine and performing arts are not reserved for the rich and snobby. So, how does oneContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist We’re trying something new, folks! This is my third semester working with the Troubadour, so I thought why not try something new! That is the inspirationContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist The snow has come to Austria, Advent Markets are popping up in every little town throughout the hills, the sense of the familiar Christmas spirit isContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist Okay, as I’m sure everyone has already heard, the ten-day break for Austria students was a little scary. I was in France when the news brokeContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist The sites of St. Maximillian Kolbe, Pope St. John Paul II and Auschwitz move students to enter into prayerful pilgrimage on the Poland trip. We spentContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist Since arriving in Austria, I’ve climbed quite a bit, and not just to reach my dorm room. From church steps, to wandering towns, from hikes toContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Staff Writer Franciscan University is growing! Each freshman class is bigger than the last and new academic programs and buildings are going up. This is amazing toContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Staff Writer In a vote of 37 to 22, the motion “This house believes that the creation of artificial intelligence should be shut down now” was passedContinue Reading