Author Enxhi Myslymi

A failure to alert students about an alleged attack near the perimeter of campus caused fear in the Fairfield community two weeks ago. “My friend and I were walking back to our Townhouse and there were 10...

Driving into Fairfield on the first day of Orientation, Sherice Reid ’16 knew she wanted to be a New Student Leader. “It’s what made me realize that I’m really going to college,” Reid said. “I...

During a service trip to help rebuild the city of Joplin, Miss., destroyed by the 2011 tornado, Luis Gonzales Rios ’14 met a mother who could not afford to buy books for her three daughters.

The search for a new Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs has been narrowed down to four finalists who have been meeting with students as a part of their interview process.

Having family that lives in Syria, Iman Jebara ’17 did not realize how much the Syrian civil war affected her family until recently. “I logged onto Facebook and saw a thumbnail of my uncle, and he’s my favorite uncle, and he was saying he was a terrorist,” said Jebara.

After working as a Resident Assistant in 70 McCormick Road last year, Sarah Krikorian ’14 realized the difference she could make in her community.

Junior Sohail Sumra used to go to the back of his chemistry class in high school and begin reciting his daily prayers as a practicing Muslim.

In collaboration with the Town of Fairfield Economic Development and Kleban Properties, Fairfield University has launched a new business incubator on Tuesday that focuses on transforming ideas into businesses.

Senior Ryan Plourde encouraged his fellow classmates to network with Fairfield alumni. "The best advice I've gotten from an alum is to just get started early," said Plourde, a marketing major and baseball...

Freshman Nikki Armstrong began taking self-defense classes as a way to feel more confident about protecting herself if she is attacked. “I used to have my dad and my brother to protect me when I was home,” Armstrong said. “I just realized I have to protect myself now that I’m off on my own in case a situation comes up.”