Fairfield, Bridgeport partnership awarded by NEBHE
Mayor Bill Finch of Bridgeport grew up in the city that he now governs, and has said he doesn’t recall Fairfield University being accessible to the kids from his own neighborhood.
Downie projects the future of journalism
Similar to many news organizations, The Mirror underwent having to switch from just the print version to developing and maintaining an online version. Former Washington Post Executive Editor Leonard Downie...
Theatre Fairfield delivers truth in “An Enemy of the People”
During the current time of electoral voting that places people one side or the other, the Theatre Fairfield production of "An Enemy of the People" seems appropriate because of political presence. However,...
Photographer captures political history
With the presidential election only three weeks away, students usually observe the election from only an outside perspective. But on Monday night in the LLBCC, former Time photographer P.F. Bentley gave his...
On display: officer serves, protects and paints
Every month, the Fairfield University Bookstore on Post Road features a new art exhibition from the chosen artist of the month. But this month, the artist, Duane Corey, is not just any ordinary painter, but...
Caught in a “Daze” at Fairfield boutique
Most Fairfield University students who shop on Post Road know of the same chain stores, such as Victoria Secret, Banana Republic or Life Is Good. But a new and unique boutique has been gaining publicity in...
Don’t rain on the Hot 8 Brass Band’s parade
On Friday afternoon, the rainy weather was nothing short of dull at Fairfield University. But in the Lower Level BCC, the atmosphere couldn’t have been more lively thanks to the Hot 8 Brass Band surprising...
Tributes to many in a form like no other
Photos by Andrea Bushee The Walsh Art Gallery has recently opened their new seasonal art exhibit, which is called "Elements of Peace" by Marlene Siff. Although new exhibits come in and out of the gallery...
Pundits debate amidst suspense of upcoming election
Many Fairfield students might not know which presidential candidate they should vote for on Nov. 6, or if they will vote at all. But the debate between Dana Perino and Donna Brazile Monday night at the Quick...
Stahl inspires students
Many Fairfield students feel pressured at some point during their college years to decide what they’ll be doing for a career. But for CBS’ “60 Minutes” reporter Lesley Stahl, she decided she wanted...