Daily Archives September 16, 2009

Many students enter the picture as a transfer, like myself, starting fresh at a new school, with a new campus to conquer and friends to be made.

Barone food? Nine-page long syllabuses? Certainly a change from my row home in Philadelphia, home cooked meals, and small all-girls high school.

While Fairfield University has earned honors for its campus safety, the death of Le and other recent tragedies on college campuses bring to light the fact that students themselves must remain vigilant about their own safety.

Wackenhut Corporation, an international security service who patrol the point at night, have recently changed their rules, leaving many Lantern Point residents confused. On any given night, each house was only allowed a certain number of guests and the security knew what houses had guests and how many were there each night.

Given this past summer's state budget impasse and the current budget deficit, University students who receive financial aid through the Connecticut Capitol Scholarship Program or the Connecticut Independent College Student Grant Program may see a decrease in financial aid awarded for this upcoming academic year.

As of Sept. 10, the Cornell Daily Sun reported an approximate 450 probable cases of the H1N1 influenza. The Yale Daily News reported 55 cases. But Fairfield University has been lucky.

The thought of walking 1000 miles on foot and trekking through all types of weather across state lines would intimidate most people. It takes a serious, dedicated set of individuals to undertake such a...

The crime around campus for the week of Sept. 9 - Sept. 14.

Joe Zagami: Writing Center tutor, mixed martial arts fanatic, aspiring comic writer.

The women's soccer team evened its record with a victory in the Stags home opener against Bryant, winning 3-1.