Author Christina Mowry

Fairfield’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business was recently ranked 58 out of 132 schools in Bloomberg Businessweek’s list of best undergraduate business schools nationwide. The rankings were based on...

Registration is awesome, and it only gets better as you get older. Instead of taking 8 a.m. classes every day, you’re finally able to take class only two days a week starting at 11 a.m. This year, I...

From April 13 to 25, the Leaders for Environmental Action at Fairfield will host a variety of events for Earth Week. Earth Week is an extension of Earth Day, which falls on Tuesday, April 22. On Tuesday,...

Last week, an alumnus and trustee gave a monumental $10 million donation exclusively intended to partially fund the proposed renovation and expansion of the Leslie C. Quick Jr. Recreation Complex. However,...

The last memory Daniel Trust has of his mother is seeing her beaten to death. “She was crying, she was screaming, blood was coming out of her mouth. And I didn’t know what to do,” said Trust. At 5...

Her Campus Fairfield is hosting its first charity event on Friday, April 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Alex and Ani in Westport, with proceeds benefitting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Her Campus...

Junior Katherine Pitz and Associate Professor of Software Engineering Dr. Amalia Rusu are two Fairfield women making a difference in the male-dominated field of engineering. Pitz, a mechanical engineering...

Sororities at the University of Alabama won the right to continue to ban black applicants after the student senate voted down a resolution to desegregate Greek life, according to Daily Mail online.

Seven cars were vandalized late Saturday evening near the Townhouses 3 and 4 blocks. The collective cost of damage was estimated to be a few thousand dollars, according to John Ritchie, assistant director of public safety.

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.