Red Sea Gladness
Alumni Hall was showered in red spotlights and cheers as Men’s and Women’s Basketball celebrated a pep rally in a sparsely filled gym on Friday, Oct. 12. Red Sea Madness brought in a large crowd, but not...
Don’t Be Blind Sided Michael Lewis to Speak at the Quick Center
Michael Lewis will be arriving at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts on Oct. 10 to discuss the future of America in a panel led by students and professors alike. Lewis is the author of 16 books...
Fairfield $cience Awarded 400k
Two Fairfield University professors have received large grants to fund their research in the College of Arts and Sciences and School of Natural and Behavioral Sciences and Mathematics. Dr. John Mieczniowski,...
Cake by the Long Island Sound
Under the stadium lights of Lessing Field at the Saturday, Sept. 22 Fairfield University Men’s Soccer game, a quiet went over the crowd as the halftime buzzer went off and the players left for the locker...
Despite Storm Election Carries On
The rain came down on Sept. 25 as the winners of the Fairfield University Student Association Senatorial election for the class of 2022 and the special election for the class of 2019 were announced. What was...
UVA Professor Writes Book About Fairfield Alum
The history department hosted Dr. Andrew Kahrl, Ph.D. on Thursday Sept. 13 in the Aloysius P. Kelley Center to talk about his new novel “Free The Beaches: The Story of Ned Coll and the Battle for America’s...
New App Debuts on Campus
The new Fairfield University App, FairfieldU, has been officially opened for student use. Students now have a one-stop shop place where they can view all things Fairfield. With its easy to navigate and...
Fairfield Community Remembers Those Affected by the Events of 9/11
Seventeen years ago, on September 11, 2001, the World Trade Center was destroyed during a terrorist attack that permanently altered the history of America, her security and her people. This year, Fairfield...
Demogorgons Attack the Fairfield Mirror
The Fairfield Mirror office was under attack on Tuesday April 17, striking a cold and deep fear within the members of the staff. It all began when sports editor Patrick Getz ‘19 was working away on the...
Coffee Break: Dear Tully, A Break Up
Dear Tully, It’s not you, it’s me. I hate to write this in a letter in the Mirror instead of telling you in person, but this is how things have to go. We had a good run, but to be honest, cuffing...