Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief Happy birthday, Troubadour! The campus newspaper has been around since the beginning: February 1947. This is pretty unsurprising because everyone knows how vital a campus newspaper isContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief With full bleachers cheering them on, the Lady Barons fell to the Grove City Wolverines 87-48 at their match Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Finnegan Fieldhouse. AlthoughContinue Reading
Photo by Elizabeth Wagner Veronica Novotny Editor-in-Chief For the first time in Franciscan University of Steubenville history, this year’s orientation play is being brought back for a reprise, said aContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor How often have we complained lately about campus life? I don’t know about you, but I know that I myself, as well as the people IContinue Reading
Photo by Elena Mirus Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor Lion of Judah household performed an original comedy to two large and boisterous crowds on the grass between Christ the King ChapelContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor No, it’s not Thanksgiving. But it’s important to give thanks year-round, so allow me to tell you a story about my week. It was pouring rainContinue Reading
Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor “To me, the show really speaks about a balance, finding a balance in life between, as the title says, the sense and the sensibility,” said juniorContinue Reading
Photo by Veronica Novotny Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s Irish Dancing Club danced at the crowded Bennigan’s Wednesday at 9 p.m.,Continue Reading
Veronica Novotny Assistant Editor Recently I have heard so many fellow students complain about “the regulations.” You already know what they are, and the biggest complaint pertains to masks. ClearlyContinue Reading
Photo by Elena Mirus Veronica Novotny Over 50 attendees laughed when a theater professor entered the Gentile Gallery dressed as Catholic author G.K. Chesterton to speak on the question “WhyContinue Reading
