Off-beat Crime Beat
Tuesday, March 24, 2009 2:00 a.m. A student was referred to judicial for wearing nothing but white boxer briefs and a pink feather boa, while dancing suggestively in front of Bannow.' Public Safety officers...
Jesuit Roundup
Loyola Maryland Hotline created to deal with unsafe cabs The Department of Public Safety (DPS) at Loyola Maryland has created a hotline that students can dial RIDE to whenever they need to file a complaint...
No-bama?
At Notre Dame, a commencement speaker is named. On the Internet, a niche group moves to rouse a petition. At Villanova, a graduate student writes in dismay. On campus, Fairfield hosts a conference to discuss...
Testing the waters
As of the fall 2010 semester, Fairfield will join a select group of universities nationwide that no longer require students to submit standardized testing for admission. Under the new policy, prospective...
Satire: Phil Lane undergoes surgery
Economics Professor Phil Lane underwent facial reconstruction surgery over Spring Break in an effort to trim years off his appearance. 'Himself, I feel 20 years younger,' said Lane. 'Before I wasn't able to...
This Week in Sports – Week of Apr. 1
An inside, comprehensive look at the week that was in Fairfield Athletics.
No. 20 men’s lacrosse rides four-game win streak into Georgetown showdown
In lacrosse, you only get 10 seconds. It's either advance the ball or hand it right back over to the opposition.
Fight to the finish
Head coach Andy Copelan, flanked by senior defenders Billy Honovich and Matt Petre, emerged from the locker room with a rather sobering look on his face. Quite the opposite of what you'd expect from a head coach that just witnessed a stunning fourth quarter comeback and his team's fourth consecutive victory, a 10-8 win over Vermont.
Satire: An empty netter
Last year's men's club hockey team soared to new heights. This year's varsity? Not so much.
Satire: Fairfield mourns as Kentucky tabs Cooley as next head coach
After just three years at the helm of Fairfield's men's basketball team, 'Dapper' Ed Cooley has decided to take his fine suits down to Kentucky, to take over the storied Wildcats.