Author Frank Romano

Last year, administrators in the College of Arts and Sciences and Campus Planning and Operations proposed plans for an on-campus art museum in the lower level of Bellarmine Hall. Now, a Museum Installation Seminar of eight students have joined in the efforts to make these plans a reality.

Former Auburn University football head coach turned college football analyst Terry Bowden said that life offers its fair share of surprises. "For every great mountain top, there's a valley," said Bowden before a crowd at the Quick Center Tuesday evening.

Even though Cara Murphy, Candice Lindsay and Elise Young have played together on the women's basketball team for the last four years, they do not think of themselves as teammates. Instead, the girls look at one another as sisters. This Monday, Fairfield women's basketball honored its three senior players as just that-a family.

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Going into the spring semester, the Fairfield equestrian club team is sitting pretty. After competitions in the fall, the team is in first place in its New York/Connecticut bracket, titled Zone 2/Region 4. Five riders have already qualified for the Regional Show this March.

The Fairfield Stags men's basketball team has won its fifth game in a row, defeating the Niagara Purple Eagles 68-56 at the Arena at Harbor Yard this afternoon.

Stop hatred. Stop violence. Stop racism. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s powerful message and vision did not end with his death, but rather his life inspired other activists to devote their own lives to peace and unity.

The Stags seemed doomed from the start as they failed to score until the 11:43 mark of the first half, when Jonathan Han `09 hit an open three pointer. From that point on, the Stags turned it around and held on to defeat St. Peter's 66-58.

Despite the frigid weather, spring training started early for a group of 12 youngsters, thanks to the Fairfield Varsity Baseball program.

Men's basketball will look for their fifth win in a row as they take on Niagara at home at 1:30. Following the men, the women will then look for their third straight victory in a MAAC matchup against Loyola at 4:30.