Author Ariana Puzzo

One of the questions that I was asked before I entered college was about how I felt now that I would have to share a room with someone. I am an only child, so many people were under the impression that it...

If you are a woman, you can probably recall some point in your life, whether in a classroom or work setting, when you have raised your hand or asked a question to a superior and prefaced the question with...

When surveying colleges as an incoming freshman, one tends to take into consideration factors such as athletic facilities, academic rigor and basic amenities such as food, housing and campus...

North Carolina’s House Bill 2 law has provided a sense of déjà vu that I had hoped we evolved from. It seems like only yesterday that I was writing about Houston voters repealing Houston’s Equal...

“Deportations To Begin.” “New libel law targets ‘absolute scum’ in press.” “Bank glitch halts border wall work.” These headlines would have anyone look twice but in fact, these were...

In a recent article for The New York Times, Motoko Rich pointed a finger at the entertainment industry for using the “mundane teacher” or “awe-inspiring teacher” trope one too many times. It is...

In an age of American nationalism marred by the constant blemish of Islamophobia, it is more pertinent than ever to be understanding of one another’s culture. Given the constant stream of xenophobic rhetoric...

As April approaches, Fairfield will become the host to newly accepted students from all over the country. April happens to be one of the biggest months for seniors, as this is typically crunch time before the...

On Tuesday, the world watched as Brussels, Belgium dealt with the aftermath of a terrorist attack that left 31 dead and over 100 injured. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has already taken...

On Feb. 16, a federal judge ordered Apple to cooperate with the FBI’s request mandating them to create new software to allow the FBI to break through the passcode of an iPhone used by the San Bernardino...