By Mia Brounstein Editor-in-Chief The carefree days of summer are behind us. Many of us have lived out the last few months in a state of relative comfort and ease:Continue Reading
By Mia Brounstein Assistant Editor It’s come to the point in the semester where previous events can be defined as B.S.B (Before Spring Break) or A.S.B. (After Spring Break). SomeContinue Reading
By Mia Brounstein Assistant Editor It’s February at last— the month of romance. Around this time last year, I was introduced to the social media phenomenon of romanticizing your life.Continue Reading
By Christopher Dacanay Editor-in-Chief I’ve been working for this newspaper for about three full years now. I’ve seen employees come and go. Some things change, and some things stay theContinue Reading
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