RecPlex Initiates Go Move Challenge
Jesuit schools value “cura personalis,” or care of the whole person, and for the first time ever, Fairfield is specifically promoting care of the physical body by participating in the Go Move...
UPDATE: Rev. von Arx Leaves Amid Mixed Opinions
To the mixed emotions of the Class of 2017 as well as the student body in general, Rev. Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J. has left the position of president of Fairfield University. Fr. von Arx did not have a formal...
Fairfield Continues Its Accreditation With NEASC
In September 2017, Fairfield will be evaluated by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges for continuous re-accreditation. The process happens every 10 years. According to President/CEO of NEASC...
Crime Beat 12/7
Thursday, 12/1 4:48 p.m.- The Department of Public Safety is investigating a drug dealing complaint in both Campion Hall and Gonzaga Hall. The matter is still under investigation. Sunday, 12/4 3:18...
Sold-Out Midnight Breakfast Is Highly Anticipated by Students
The last day of the semester is that wonderful day when classes are over, finals are looming in the not-so-distant future and Midnight Breakfast occurs, the annual event that is always looked forward to by...
Knofla Discussed Managing Stress
Dealing with busy college lives is a topic that almost all Fairfield students can relate to. On Nov. 30, in the Charles F. Dolan School of Business Dining Room, motivational speaker Tracy Knofla spoke on the...
University Entertains Possibility of First Lay President
Catherine Veschi/The Mirror For the first time since Fairfield’s founding in 1942, laypeople or non-ordained members of the Catholic Church, as well as Jesuits, are being considered for nomination as the...
UPDATE: FUSA to Restablish Tradition of State of the University Address
For the first time in years, the Fairfield University Student Association is hosting a State of the University Address to update students on the progress of FUSA and to welcome questions and feedback. The...
Crime Beat 11/16
Thursday, 11/10 7:36 a.m.- A contractor who was working on the construction of the Marion Peckham Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies found nails in two of his car’s tires. A suspect was identified...
Human Library Broadened Students’ Horizons
People getting a chance to share their stories as if they are books for another to read is something that does not happen often. However, Fairfield students were given the opportunity to experience just that...