Author Jesse Erickson

As a member of The Mirror for the last four years, I’ve covered more events than I ever wanted to. However, there has been one exception to this, that being the annual Fairfield University Dance Ensemble...

Believe it or not, when the staff changes over come next month, we will be celebrating our 40th year of publication as the Fairfield Mirror. In light of this, we’d like to take a step back and reflect, no...

Jenn Anderson was the Editor-in-Chief for The Fairfield Mirror in 1997. Now, 16 years later, she is the vice-president of marketing and communications at Fairfield University. Q: What was your major/...

Boos To the long line at Einstein’s… to the people who thought it was funny to wear their Giants clothing on our (Patriots) big day… to the Falcons blowing a huge lead in the Super Bowl… to LF to...

Scrolling down our news feeds, whether it be Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, it becomes apparent that politics is the dominant source of media that seems to infiltrate our consciousness, especially with the...

In 1998, Amira Ebrahim ‘20 was only a year old when she moved to the United States from Egypt. Her move came only two years after President Bill Clinton signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant...

For Fairfield's 75th anniversary, The Mirror is bringing back one of it's most iconic features: Boo's and Cheer's. Boo's and Cheer's is a section in the paper where you can anonymously submit tips about the...

In a nation marred with division over the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, civil rights activism was the answer for 3.2 million (and counting) men and women this past...

The long-lasting rivalry between Fairfield University and Sacred Heart University has served as a means of some healthy competition in the town of Fairfield, Conn. We’ve gone head-to-head in athletics,...

It's that time of the year again. You've been away for three months and now you're reunited with this group of people you call your family. There's mom, dad, brothers, sisters, grandma and grandpa and then...