Author Jennifer Calhoun

“The Walking Dead” “They’re screwing with the wrong people,” said “Walking Dead”protagonist Rick Grimes as he and most of the main cast were forced into an unfriendly trailer in the “safe...

Cupertino, Calif. - According to CBS News, Apple announced two new iPhones, the Apple Watch and a mobile payment system at Apple’s hometown in Cupertino, Calif....

It’s difficult to find a fictional show on television where there is not some facet of romance. Even in a show like “The Walking Dead,” you have Glenn and Maggie, one of the few romantic couples left in...

When I was first applying to colleges, I was in search for a school that would allow me to study abroad in England. I even looked at one school that had a study abroad program at a virtually unknown university...

Technology is everywhere; we all know it. Some of us can see the dangers of what does to our society. Even Wally Pfister, longtime cinematographer and now director of the upcoming film “Transcendence” sees...

Change is inevitable. In fact, it’s known as the one constant in life. Sometimes, change can be a bad thing. But other times, it’s exactly what you need to excel. For Jack Murphy ‘15, who is in his last year of eligibility with Fairfield lacrosse, the latter has proven to hold true.

After the midseason finale of “Once Upon a Time” in December 2013, I sent out a tweet stating “Thanks ‘Once Upon a Time’ for tearing out my heart, lighting it on fire and saying ‘We’ll see if we can put that out in March.’”

With what has started as a strong two-win season opening for men’s lacrosse has since turned into a 2-2 record, following losses to Hofstra and Providence. In a hard-fought game on Alumni Field, Fairfield men’s lacrosse fell 14-11 to the visiting Providence Friars.

From the previews, “Endless Love” looked like a rip-off of Nicholas Sparks’ “A Walk to Remember” or “Dear John.” The biggest difference though is that Sparks’ books and movies are classic romances whereas “Endless Love” begs to be forgotten.

One of the funniest shows on television has recently returned for its fifth season, and it has a whole new look. What was once “Archer,” an animated show on FX about a ragtag group of secret agents, has become “Archer Vice” in which these former agents are trying to sell a literal ton of cocaine.