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Getting Bummed at the Beach

Meghan Schelzi
Wackenhut Corporation, an international security service who patrol the point at night, have recently changed their rules, leaving many Lantern Point residents confused. On any given night, each house was only allowed a certain number of guests and the security knew what houses had guests and how many were there each night.
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Filming success

Meghan Schelzi
Co-teachers Casey Timmeny and Chris McGloin in the new media department must be doing something right in order to get their class out of bed at 5:45 a.m. on a Saturday. This past spring Timmeny and...
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Out of the Dark

Meghan Schelzi

In his newly released play 'Helen Keller Speaks,' Orman showed that there is more to remember Keller for than the disabilities that bound her.

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Fight the yawn

Meghan Schelzi

On Sunday, Feb. 22 from 3-7 p.m., Fairfield University will be hosting an Up 'til Dawn letter-sending event for students, faculty, athletes, family and friends of the University community, in an effort to raise funds to benefit the life-saving work down at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital so that no child is ever turned away from care because of a family's inability to pay.

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Girl Talk Concert Confirmed

Meghan Schelzi

The class of 2010 has confirmed that the Girl Talk bid was accepted, and the artist will be performing on campus on January 15th as scheduled.

Ticket sales have been temporarily closed, and are expected to open up again at the beginning of next semester.

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The little engine that could:

Meghan Schelzi
At this semester's Activities Fair you may have noticed a student standing on top of a table holding up a poster board shouting, 'Join the Green Campus Initiative.' At the time, there were only a few...
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Walking for a cure:

Meghan Schelzi
'I was really pleased with the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. There were over 7,000 people from the Fairfield County community that attended the event and over 100 of them were Fairfield University...
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Keeping up the cause

Meghan Schelzi
On Saturday, Kady Helme '12 led a group of 20 Fairfield University students and staff to participate in the Diabetes Walk held in Cranbury Park, Norwalk. Together these 20 joined with over 1,500 others to walk...