Cecilia Engbert Assistant Editor There’s a last time for everything, and the time has come for my last editorial in the Troubadour. I shouldn’t be sad. Consistently, I get toContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Hello, dear readers! By the time I graduate next month, I will have been an editor — either assistant or chief — for the last 27 prints (sevenContinue Reading
Cecilia Engbert Assistant Editor In the copious amounts of spare time that I like to pretend I have, I recently found myself looking through some old Troubadours, which used toContinue Reading
Dear Romeo and Juliet, I’ve found myself in a really embarrassing situation. My boyfriend and I made a pact to do a 2 a.m. holy hour together in the portContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief Well, dear readers, I have finally found the greatest perk and peak of reaching senior year: reading C.S. Lewis in my eighth and final honors seminar. ThisContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief Welcome to spring 2022! It’s all going so fast, isn’t it? In only a few weeks, so much has happened this semester. I got a text aContinue Reading
Cecilia Engbert Assistant Editor Goals are a good thing. Ask anybody and they’ll say the same thing. Your parents probably barraged you in your youth, and maybe still do, aboutContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief It’s been a rough semester, hasn’t it? If you can’t agree, and have truly been walking on Cloud Nine all semester, then I’m glad for you, really.Continue Reading
Cecilia Engbert Assistant Editor Are you afraid of being basic? Are you afraid of being like everyone else? If you answered yes to both of those questions, then I encourageContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief In addition to editing the Troubadour and serving as co-head of sacred art for the chapel office, I dabble in freelance work. Namely, driving transportation Saturday atContinue Reading
