The Ballad of Brunhilde and Fredegund, Part Two: The Bloody Conclusion
Last we left off, the state of the kingdom of the Franks was an unsteady one, as the balance of power had suddenly shifted with …
Last we left off, the state of the kingdom of the Franks was an unsteady one, as the balance of power had suddenly shifted with …
This review was written by Dr. Donald Lateiner, Professor Emeritus of at Ohio Wesleyan University Humanities-Classics & AMRS departments, regarding a book recently published by …
Time often tends to obscure historical figures, reducing them to little more than names and dates, and preventing us from seeing the true nature of …
Happy Saint Paddy’s day! Across the globe, St Patrick’s day is celebrated to honor the saint who died on that day and is said to …
“Food is a major component of culture today, and it was no different during the Medieval period.” It would be hard to imagine a world …
Capri Pappas, a graduate of OWU from the class of 2020, agreed to sit down with me for an interview about her time in the …
The following article was originally written in March of last year by Bridget Roddy, class of 2020, regarding her Theory to Practice grant and trip …
The law, both in its formation and its application, are cornerstones of most developed societies, and certainly the laws and customs of any group can …
Hello! My name is Drake Ogden, and as of this fall semester I will be assuming the position of student editor for the Trident! I …