Photographer captures political history
With the presidential election only three weeks away, students usually observe the election from only an outside perspective. But on Monday night in the LLBCC, former Time photographer P.F. Bentley gave his...
Sexual assault proves crime goes beyond numbers
One in four. Every two minutes, someone in the United States is sexually assaulted. On a college campus, one in four women have survived rape or faced attempted rape; however, less than 20 percent of sexual...
Election Update: Abortion & Contraception
Last Thursday’s Vice Presidential Debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan highlighted many hot button issues currently up for debate within the political community. A Gallup poll conducted between Sept. 6...
Fairfield offers flu shots on campus
200,000 hospitalizations. 36,000 deaths. Up to 20 percent of the U.S. population infected. The cause? Influenza. Fairfield University is working to combat these statistics by offering students, faculty...
Survey reevaluates criteria for academic integrity
Student responses will ultimately determine changes to Fairfield University’s policy on academic integrity. The school’s regulations define academic integrity as intellectual honesty. Beginning Oct....
Alternate Routes edges mainstream
Sitting in a booth at the Levee, occasionally being interrupted by the voice over the intercom informing people that their chicken turnovers were ready, the indie-rock band The Alternate Routes sat back and...
Apathy shrouds Japanese garden
Fun Fact: Fairfield University has a Japanese garden. “Students don’t care,” said student David Velasquez ’14. Jouges Residential Assistant Josh Beebe ’14 held a mediation program for his...
On display: officer serves, protects and paints
Every month, the Fairfield University Bookstore on Post Road features a new art exhibition from the chosen artist of the month. But this month, the artist, Duane Corey, is not just any ordinary painter, but...
Restaurant Week in Fairfield
No need to ride the train into New York City to take advantage of top-notch, highly ranked restaurant discounts during the anticipated NYC restaurant week. Now to experience the satisfaction of restaurant...
Textbooks may be GPA-friendly, but they aren’t eco-friendly
“Each year, approximately 30 million trees are used to make books sold in the United States — 1,153 times the number of trees in New York City’s Central Park,” according to the Green Press...