Faculty vote in favor of restoring Mentor
On Friday, March 14, Fairfield held a general faculty meeting to discuss the Education Technology Committee’s report on the shutdown of Mentor.
‘A Frank Discussion on Academic Integrity’ discusses the reasons that students cheat
It is the last week of the semester - crunch time - when you have to complete a large project or paper for every class and are stressed about whether they will even get done.
Harlan Cohen shares joyful and painful experiences with love
Standing confidently on the stage in the Barone Campus Center, Harlan Cohen shared both his joyful and painful experiences with love and advice to the attentive students in the audience.
Faculty, students and food service employees deliver signed petition
Faculty, students and food service workers who are members of the Local 217 Union marched to Bellarmine Hall on Tuesday to present a petition to Senior Vice President for Administration Dr. Mark Reed to include the food service workers in the food service company contract.
Crime Beat March 11-18
Tuesday, 3/11 4:37 p.m. A university banner was stolen from the Quad near 70 McCormick Road. A student and their guest were identified and found responsible for taking the banner.
Correction regarding “Mentor to be shut down despite faculty opposition”
The article entitled “Mentor to be shut down despite faculty opposition,” which was printed in the March 12 issue of The Mirror said that, “The ETC investigation determined that claims about problems with Mentor were invalid.”
Why I care about ‘The Resurrection’
Immigration Services calls agent Marty Bellamy in, saying they found an 8-year-old American boy in China with no recollection of how he got there. The only thing the boy, Jacob, remembers is his home in Missouri.
Student group fosters open dialogue
As the lights shone on the small, intimate stage of the Black Box Theatre, audience members chatted excitedly. The bright stage in the theater was empty, but the room was loud as more than 120 people sat waiting for the show to begin. Faced by a shortage of chairs, an enthusiastic group of audience members were content standing to the side.
‘Once Upon A Time’ quenches viewers’ curiosity
After the midseason finale of “Once Upon a Time” in December 2013, I sent out a tweet stating “Thanks ‘Once Upon a Time’ for tearing out my heart, lighting it on fire and saying ‘We’ll see if we can put that out in March.’”
Told by Drudoll: Go Green
This weekend the streets will be filled with people parading in their emerald green costumes. St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching and what better way to join the festivities than in style? Here are some fashionable ways to incorporate green into your ensemble.