Counseling Keeps Saving Lives
In accordance with National Suicide Prevention Month, Fairfield University has experienced an increase in discussions about the topic. Staff members from Counseling and Psychological Services, as well as the...
Race at Fairfield: Is Fairfield Active in the Fight for Racial Justice?
George Floyd’s death has ignited an overdue surge for racial justice. For the past few months, protests have flooded this country, as well as others, but they have not solved this centuries old issue. While...
Inkwell Spotlight: The Great Big Earth
The craziness of an urban city bombarded its residents with constant changes. Not problems necessarily, nor propositions. Just changes. Everything was going. The people. The cars. The bikes,...
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Emily Orlando, Ph.D
Since arriving on campus in 2007, Emily J. Orlando, Ph. D. has had the privilege of calling Fairfield University home. “I am every day reminded how lucky I am to be here,” Orlando...
Inkwell Spotlight: Insomnia
I shouldn’t be doing this. I shouldn’t be ABLE to do this. It shouldn’t be so easy. It’s not my fault, it’s the noises echoing in the background. No, that’s not it, it’s the rock-hard rectangle...
Lots of Laughs at “Fortinbras”
Theatre Fairfield’s five performances of “Fortinbras,” spanning from Wednesday, Oct. 23 to Sunday, Oct. 27, delivered a truly hilarious and enjoyable show for all in attendance. The story of...
Now That’s What I Call Music: Fetty Wap
With FUSA’s recent announcement of hip-hop artist Fetty Wap coming to perform for this year’s Red Sea Madness, Stags have a lot of reasons to feel excited. Fetty Wap essentially dominated the airwaves of...
Young M.A. Drops “Herstory in the Making”
Last Friday, Sept. 27, Rapper Young M.A. (pronounced M-A, not ma) released her debut album titled “Herstory in the Making”. M.A. gained widespread fame for her 2016 hit song “Ooouuu”, and while casual...
Suicide Prevention Day Provides Hope
Members of the Fairfield University community distributed orange bracelets to students heading out of the Daniel and Grace Tully Dining Commons to their next destinations. On Tuesday, March 26, scenes like...
OPEN VISIONS Forum: Katz for Kids
On the night of Wednesday Mar. 6, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, as part of the Open VISIONS Forum, hosted speaker Joette Katz to engage in a conversation entitled “Listening to the Kids:...