Letter to the Editor: Town of Fairfield Unrealistic in Dealings With Students
It's amazing how difficult, and in this case dangerous, the Town of
Fairfield makes life for the Fairfield U students.
Perlitz detained without prejudice, defense plans to eventually ask for release
Doug Perlitz '92 was detained without prejudice until his trial. However, the defense will ultimately ask for his release once condition of his bond are more adequately met.
How to Celebrate Halloween at Fairfield
Moms fight at Party City for their kid’s costume, old Catholic schoolgirl skirts fill up the mail room, and guys either wait until the last minute or don’t care. It must be Halloween fever at Fairfield. As...
Police Raid at Bravo Finds Underage Students
Underage Fairfield students were found at Bravo last Tuesday when police raided the bar.
University Unveils Stag Statue
“I don’t think the weather can stop the stag pride that’s in the air tonight!”
Chatting With Katie Cincotta ’10: Amnesty International President
The Mirror sits down with Katie Cincotta '10, the president of Amnesty International.
Connecticut analyzing food labels
The Smart Choices Program, appearing on college-favorite products like Kraft Macaroni & Cheese and Froot Loops, announced Friday that it would “not encourage the wider use of the logo at this time by either new or currently enrolled companies."
Goodbye Bravo, At Least For Awhile
It finally happened. Bravo got raided. I mean, the party had to stop at some point.
Techbook vs. Textbook — Will Kindles Take Precedence in Classrooms?
With colleges across the country starting to use Kindle in the classroom, the recent push towards increasing environmental consciousness at Fairfield may mean we could soon see Kindles in our own classrooms.
Women’s Rugby Advances to MET Finals
Putting a proper ending on the best season in Fairfield history is the only thing on the minds of the women’s rugby team. With a victory over Molloy on Sunday afternoon, the team moved one step closer to its goal.