Celebrating college style
For college students, Halloween can present a conflict. How old is too old to celebrate Halloween? And for most students, is it just another excuse to party?' College-aged students can fall into one or more...
Looking hot and keeping it classy
Halloween: A time when children dress up to collect candy and college girls dress up to impress boys. Most girls I know want to wear (and are going to wear) a sexy costume: a French maid, a sailor girl, a...
What my tour guide never told me
Here at Fairfield, when we see tours walking through Barone or the library we can't help but reflect on the tedious process of college searching. The endless applications, tours and interviews, all in hopes of...
Editorial: Cheers all around
Testing the capabilities of an undergraduate It's hard enough to get most students involved, especially in politics. There is a perception of student apathy on campus, but with a presidential election fast...
Stags take two
Men's head coach Ed Cooley has had to deal with a full range of experiences in his Fairfield tenure. Now Cooley can add another item to his resume: expectations.
Fairfeld men's and women's basketball teams were both selected second overall in the preseason Metro Atlantic' Athletic Conference (MAAC) coaches' preseason poll, which were revealed Tuesday afternoon at MAAC Media Day at the ESPN Zone in Times Square.
Let’s Be Frank: Stag Spotlight
A look inside the world of Fairfield Athletics from Frank Romano's unique persepctive.
Newly established Fairfield curling team out to make club sports history
It's kind of like bowling, but more physical. It's kind of like chess, but more tactical.' It's the newest club sport at Fairfield: curling.
Freshman, sophomore standouts spur volleyball as season progresses
A win in the first game of the season. A road victory over Siena. Nine consecutive victories.
Now, after Sunday's contest, it can add a stirring comeback victory at Alumni Hall to its list of early-season exploits, as Fairfield defeated Northeastern, 7-3.
Still chasing the big one
The result was a 2-1 loss for Fairfield in front of 366 fans at Lessing Field on Sunday afternoon. With the loss, the Stags are now 6-6 on the season and 3-2 in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) play. Meanwhile Loyola remained unbeaten at 14-0-2 and sit in first place with a 6-0-conference record.