Author Charles DeFilippo

“New-old” jazz phenomena, The Hot Sardines, took the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts back in time after performing their modern renditions of jazz greats of the 1920s, 30s and 40s. The Octet set the...

The Austin-based, funk collective Brownout will pay tribute to heavy metal legends Black Sabbath at StageOne at Fairfield Theatre Company this Thursday, Sept. 11. Brownout is a psychedelic funk band...

If you're familiar with artists like The Allman Brothers Band, Warren Haynes, Umphrey’s McGee and Gov’t Mule, then you’ll love Bill Evans’ Soulgrass. After completing tours across Europe, Japan,...

Conveniently located in the DiMenna-Nyselius Library, the library café will offer signatureStarbucks drinks, snacks and pre-made sweets. The café, which has been newly refinished, will be open seven days a...

President’s Ball: The President’s Ball is going to be one of your first events on campus. You and all your new  friends will get dressed up, venture to the Bellarmine Lawn and take pictures with the...

Musician Jeff Austin put the mandolin back on the map last Thursday at Fairfield Theatre Company. Austin, of Yonder Mountain String Band, performed with Danny Barnes on banjo and Johnny Grubb on upright bass.

After a bumpy start, The Nauti Dolphin has finally settled into its new home at the Levee.

Alumni Eric Donnelly '01, Tim Warren '03 and Kurt Leon ’07 took center stage at Fairfield Theatre Company on Saturday, Nov. 2, to perform for an overbooked audience with their band, The Alternate Routes.

British electric-blues guitarist Matt Schofield put on an amazing show last Friday night at the Fairfield Theatre Company. Schofield’s guitar, organ and drum trio played a variety of original music, as well as blues covers.

What would happen if everyone in your town turned into rhinoceroses? This is the exact question posed by Fairfield theatre students in their rendition of Eugene Ionesco’s 1959 play “Rhinoceros.”