Author Mary Kate McCormick

The health and safety of customers is imperative for both Fairfield restaurant owners and county health officials. Regular health inspections protect consumers from food related diseases, ensure employee and...

Looking Back: Three weeks from graduation and these past four years at Fairfield seem to have passed by in an instant.  Freshman move in day is as clear in my memory  as the events of Clam Jam and Mock...

While new Connecticut liquor laws please many Fairfield students, sentiments among package store owners in the area are quite the opposite. This past week, Connecticut’s General Law Committee...

Rush Limbaugh’s protest is by far the harshest and most widely publicized criticism of the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act and women's rights. Imagine advocating for women’s contraception rights...

The biggest party to hit Fairfield University and access to Ticketmaster were blocked on the University network, preventing students from using the FUSA sponsored pre-sale code this past Thursday. A...

How many Fairfield University students can say they have been in the White House? A group of Fairfield student advocates is trying to get there.  Rachel Lang ‘14, Marissa Tota ‘12, Alex Cody ‘12,...

Have you ever stood outside of Jogues or the townhouses, waiting for a cab that was already 45 minutes late, only to be picked up by an old, unkempt vehicle that seemingly risks your life on the way to Lantern...

Lantern Point.  Powderpuff.  The Grape.  High Tide.  Oktoberfest.  The Nauts. For years, these iconic landmarks and events have persuaded Fairfield seniors to apply to be “released” as...

Imagine waking up to your bedroom filling with smoke and leaping through an upstairs window to escape. Within minutes, you are standing outside your college residence, watching as the home you shared with...

This past weekend, Film and TV double major Dan Bruno ‘13 was elected as Vice President of FUSA. President Rob Vogel selected Bruno from a dozen other applicants, including Julio Gomez ‘12, who fell...