By Mia Brounstein Editor-in-Chief “Feminism” is a word that has many different definitions and connotations. For some, the term suggests justice and progress, while for others, it rings of aContinue Reading
By anonymous In a recent press conference Rev. Dave Pivonka TOR revealed that the school has been infiltrated by a number of strange creatures, or “cryptids,” as the administration hasContinue Reading
By Emily Salerno-Oswald Columnist This is the last article for the Troubadour that I will ever write. The first of many lasts as I approach the end of my timeContinue Reading
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 Alice Wu Staff Writer It must be established that as it is, with underclassmen being allowed to live off-campus (albeit with family support), very, very few are doing so. Continue Reading
By Anonymous In a certain kingdom, in a certain valley, a small settlement atop a hill, Steubenvillage, was alive with people of all manner, one of whom is of particularContinue 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
By Mia Brounstein Editor-in-Chief From August until May of my freshman year, I was a proud (if sweaty) resident of Marian Hall. I experienced all the ups and downs ofContinue Reading
Peter J. Baugher Staff Writer I knew Austria would be challenging because while you have your friends with you, the challenges are similar to the struggles of freshman year. YouContinue Reading
By Anonymous Time seemed to slow as the twelve-passenger van rolled along University Blvd. Matt raised his weary head from his pillow resting against the window, his eyes came alive,Continue Reading