Veterans share war experiences through creative writing
Colin D. Halloran’s hair is not short, but sprouts from his head like a wavy crown. He wears thick-framed glasses and can be seen sporting a sweater and tie as he reads his poetry aloud.
Nauti Dolphin satisfies Fairfield students
After a bumpy start, The Nauti Dolphin has finally settled into its new home at the Levee.
Lou Reed gave rock music a voice
With the release of billboard-topping track “Walk on the Wild Side” among many other hits and his role as the lead singer and co-founder of the ‘60s rock band The Velvet Underground, Lou Reed was one of the most influential men in rock and roll.
An award-winning pianist’s early start
When she was three or four years old, pianist Chelsea Wang began teaching herself pieces like “Happy Birthday” on the keyboard her family had but never really used.
Women’s basketball wins Islander Classic
The Fairfield women’s basketball team defeated the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Texas A&M Corpus Christi this past weekend to claim the Emerald Beach Hotel Islander Classic title.
Volleyball’s win streak snapped on Senior Day
On Sept. 29, the Fairfield women’s volleyball team sat at 1-3 in conference play, having just lost to Siena, Manhattan and Iona, winning just one set in the latter two games combined.
Schneider Says: In Week 10, Ben Tate gains value from Foster injury
A football week that started out on a promising note last Thursday with an exciting battle between two desperate teams ended on Monday with a boring contest between two teams going nowhere.
Basketball ‘Bucks SHU’
About a week ago, a video appeared online in which the Sacred Heart Pioneer invaded Fairfield’s campus as an inspiration for Sacred Heart’s fans to come to the basketball game on Saturday night. Within a few days, Fairfield had a combatting video.
What your profile picture says about you
A picture really can be worth a thousand words when it comes to Facebook. Choosing the perfect profile picture can be an exhausting process because it sometimes requires editing, color adjusting and cropping.
Clearing the trash is everyone’s business
Melted pink ice cream oozing out of its brown waffle cone and running its way down the stairs was the last thing I expected to see on the front stairwell of Campion Hall. Clearly visible to anyone walking up or down the steps, a majority of the residents must have carefully and deliberately avoided the mess. How could anyone desecrate my old home like this?