Dealing With Damages
The semester’s over and your tuition bill is paid, so why are you staring at a piece of paper from Fairfield telling you that you owe money for damages caused to your building? You think back to that crazy...
Boozing for Nurses in Nicaragua
Students in the Fairfield nursing program will take their passion for helping others to the international arena when they travel to Nicaragua this spring break. The “Nurses in Nicaragua” fundraiser at...
Human Rights Activist Wines and Dines at Ffld
Princess Diana died in a car accident in 1997, and newspapers around the world scrambled to get a story on it. Newsweek magazine was no different. One boss told his writer to go to the South of France and...
Fairfield Lit Mag Recognized for Short Story
Mason’s Road, the literary magazine associated with Fairfield University’s MFA in Creative Writing program, is rising as a leader in the publishing world. Its second issue was just released, featuring the...
Elevator Out; Jogues Students Stand
Last Friday, a group of students filled the staircases of Jogues Hall in protest of the termination of elevator service for the remainder of the academic year due to excessive damages.
His iPhone: The Great State Debate
Oh, the great state debate. It is a simple answer: it is not New York, not New Jersey, and definitely not Long Island who secretly wishes they were there own state. For those of you who don’t know, I hail...