The Man Behind the Jerseys
When the New Zealand Olympic soccer team starts playing this summer in London, it will know that it has the support of roughly 4.4 million people who reside on the small island nation. What the team may not...
Men’s Lacrosse Wins Seventh Straight ECAC Opener
Their second season starts now. That was the message that fourth year head coach Andy Copelan delivered in the locker room before Saturday's ECAC league opener against Hobart. “I think sometimes we...
Stags Sunk By Bears’ Three-Point Shots
Close, but not close enough. The Fairfield men’s basketball team saw its season come to a close on Saturday when they were defeated, 64-59, in their CIT Semifinal match-up against the Mercer...
Getting Down to Business
In 2009 she was a senior at Fairfield University, taking her first and only journalism class. Today, she works for Fox News Corporation in Manhattan, frequently interacting with popular figures such as Bill...
Bingo and Cruises and Fairs, Oh My!
On Friday, March 30, at 8:00 p.m. in the LLBCC: Brown Bag Bingo- Not your typical game of bingo: This Friday will add a level of mystery as winners simply pick a brown bag which contains their prize....
Fighting Hunger and Homelessness
This weekend marks the 24th Annual Hunger Cleanup Campaign. And no, it is in no way related to The Hunger Games. Hunger Cleanup is a large-scale, one-day outreach project from Fairfield University. Roughly...
Shedding Light On a Dark Issue
From the safety of a college campus, it is easy to downplay the effects and pervasiveness of violence against women. Only five incidents of sexual abuse were reported at Fairfield University in 2010, according...
Metro-North Cars and Customers Quiet Down
What do students who are from out of state, have internships, go home every weekend, or simply like to travel have in common? For Fairfield University students, it’s the Metro-North Railroad. Whether...
Spreading the Word to Keep the Fire Burning
Who do you want to make out with on a Saturday night? Would you let your parents choose for you? Like most of us, Dr. David Gudelunas would rather decide for himself. Similarly, Gudelunas explains that...
Fairfield’s Own Qualifies For The Olympics
Ever since Michael O’Keeffe was a young boy in New Zealand, his father would tell him that life is all about stepping stones. He took this mentality and applied it to soccer, and the results were - to say...