Author Jen Malcom

Imagine staring at the course registration book for hours, trying to plan out the perfect schedule with the classes you need, professors you like, and times that you want. After heading to your advisor to get them approved, you go to the registrar where you learn the fate of those precious classes you desire to take.

Despite a little drizzle and the threat of ominous weather, Spam Jam rocked the afternoon away with very few problems.

Small changes, big changes, good changes, bad changes. With more students to accommodate, housing officials have been scrambling to make changes left and right.

From happening bar, to snack bar and coffee bar? The Levee, amid controversy, is struggling to find its niche. There is an investigation underway concerning a discrepancy on the part of staff members and patrons at the Levee, said Matthew Dinnan, associate dean of students and permittee of the Levee Pub.

While warm weather and live music will bring Fairfield students together this weekend to celebrate the last week of classes, beach residents are crossing their fingers that the events will help make their temporary injunction against student tenants permanent.

On Monday night, about 200 people gathered in the Oak Room to discuss one of the most intense issues - the sex abuse scandal in the Catholic Church.

See whose doing what wrong and where...find out in this week's edition of Campus Crime BEAT.

Whose doing what wrong and where...find out in this week's edition of Campus Crime BEAT.

The boisterous, face painted, cheering, chanting pep band has miraculously transformed into a quiet, all-black wearing, concert band, scheduled to take center stage at the Quick Center Monday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m.

Fairfield University has pulled the plug on the student produced Fairfield Wrestling Federation due to concerns surrounding the safety of the show after several students were injured.