Residential Colleges Downsized
Only Two Years After Their Initial Creation, Two Residential College Programs of Claver Hall Suffer the Cut
Not Keeping Up With Appearances
The first book many students hold on their path to receiving a Fairfield University diploma is a thoughtfully-crafted brochure describing the life in store for them if they apply and are accepted. It...
Divorcing from Reality in the News
A decision in Germany this month can help determine your future employment. Our next president may have no respect for women. The governor of Connecticut, some say, is driving up our...
Can I See Your Guest Pass?
Some Fairfield students are glad to know that it was not their average shenanigans with visiting friends that created the need for a revamped guest policy. According to Associate Director of Public Safety...
Jazzing Up the Environment
Jazz musicians of long ago could not have imagined that their art would live strong by the side of today's newest advances in technology and culture as it did at the Live Green Connecticut! Festival. In...
Bookstore Round 3
Perhaps the most exciting thing about the new Fairfield University bookstore will be the element of surprise. On July 6th, 2011 Fairfield University made a press release discussing plans for the new...
Blackout Darkens the Truth About Move-in
If you were on Facebook on August 30th – well, of course you were, what other way would you have vented your anger about Fairfield's decision to postpone move-in day? Statuses of students from New Jersey...
Crime Beat: Ride-Along After Stagstock Concert
In addition to the four Fairfield Police Officers, two Fairfield Firefighters, and two paramedic/EMTs that the University hired for the night in accordance with holding the concert, Officer Carlson looked on...
Fairfield Hosts 3rd Blood Drive of Year
The plastic bag and test tubes that dangled from Rob Garrone’s table were scanned by a palm computer which filed his donor information under a numeric code. After insertion to the inside of the elbow,...