An iPad a Day Gives Students an A!
Apple has gained representation in the average college classroom as more and more students want Macs when they go off to college. The question is, will students choose the iPad as well?
Celeb Weekly Roundup: Kristen Bell Engaged, “The Situation” Launching His Own Fragrance
Read all the news from the Grammys and beyond the red carpet.
The Right Bite: Giove’s Pizza Kitchen
At Giove's Pizza Kitchen in Fairfield, you can create your own pizza masterpiece and place orders online.
The Age-Old Question: 18 or 21?
The question of whether or not the drinking age should be lowered from 21 to 18 was the issue of the Debate on Lowering the Drinking Age, hosted and organized by FUSA and FUSA President Jeff Seiser ‘10 last Wednesday.
Fresh Kicks for a Good Cause
The Fairfield men’s basketball coaches joined their colleagues around the country on Saturday by wearing sneakers as part of the Coaches vs. Cancer Suits and Sneakers awareness weekend.
National Book Award Winner Reads to University
Author Colum McCann spoke at the University on Tuesday night, and discussed his most recent book titled “Let the Great World Spin,” which won the 2009 National Book Award for fiction.
Dear Dee: 2/3/10
I am a sophomore and I feel like my life is spinning out of control with all the work. On top of schoolwork (which seems never-ending), I tutor kids with math to make money, and I am in the finance club. I feel like just giving up on it all. What should I do?
Better Know A Stag: Matthew Murray-Greninger ’10
Get to know fellow stag Matthew Murray-Greninger '10.
When I Was 20: Talking with Father Jim Mayzik
What Father Jim Mayzik was like when he was 20.
Pearson Proposes ‘Poetry for Peace’
Poetry. Peace. Pearson. These three came together at the University’s second annual Poetry for Peace Contest this past Thursday night, where over 60 students were honored for their peace poetry.