Daily Archives November 19, 2009

The University announced last week that Eidos will now become a commercialized system to be called Mentor. It will be marketed to other universities, high schools and grammar schools around the country.

Punishing and drastically reordering an entire newspaper in the aftermath of an unpopular opinion does not send a healthy message about the value Fairfield places on learning.

As Thanksgiving nears, many college sports fans across the country get ready for trips to bowl games or a big rivalry football game. But not at Fairfield.

Maroon 5 played at Sacred Heart University Thursday night as a part of its “Back to School” college tour around the country.The boys of the band, led by Levine, know how to rock hard and play cool through it all.

Senior center Anthony Johnson nearly lost his life and his basketball career, but after overcoming the biggest obstacle of his life, he hopes he can finish his Fairfield career on top.

In the midst of a recession, the University’s arts program has not seen many cutbacks, despite the delay in construction of the Bellarmine Museum, which will now open next fall.

Derek Needham '13 is brash and unapologetic, poised and self-assured. He's just what Fairfield basketball needs.

Bringing freedom of the press and community standards of justice together in The Mirror obliges the student editors to generate and live by a code of ethics that coheres with the community standards of Fairfield University.

Seventy-two arrest warrants have been issued for individuals who were present at Bravo Restaurant and Bar when it was raided on Oct. 20, according to The Connecticut Post.

The women’s basketball team lost four seniors last year, all of whom played significant minutes. The past two seasons, Fairfield has had Baendu Lowenthal ‘09 and Sabra Wrice ‘08 to turn to when...