Research Symposium Shows Off Student Work
Seniors and juniors from across all schools at Fairfield University, from psychology to engineering, showcased their semester long research at Fairfield’s 17th Annual Research and Creative Accomplishments...
Fairfield Starts Up Healthy Dose of Competition
Aspiring entrepreneurs among Fairfield University’s student body pitched their ideas to a panel of investors during the sixth annual Fairfield StartUp competition held in the Regina A. Quick Center for the...
Panel Discusses Substance Abuse
Fairfield University’s Counseling & Psychological Services and the Marion Peckham Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies came together in an effort to raise awareness on the epidemic of opioid...
Former NFL Linebacker Discusses Conviction
A single choice in how you react to an unforeseen obstacle in life can make all the difference moving forward. That was the takeaway Brian Banks, a man wrongfully imprisoned, wanted students to gain from his...
Students Cross the Aisle of Politics
Not every debate between conservatives and liberals has to devolve into a screaming match, which is what “Across the Aisle” aims to prove. Senior Riley Barrett and Robert Fredette ‘18 hosted the second...
Mock Interviews Pave the Way for Reality
Impressing a potential employer is a crucial skill when looking for a job and Fairfield University’s Mock Interview Week aims to give students the experience they need to nail a big interview. Marketing...
Students Walk to Learn about Privilege
Students had an opportunity to participate in a Privilege Walk, a Buzzfeed inspired activity, to discuss the concept of privilege. The event was held by the Office of Student Diversity & Multicultural...
Honorable Maryanne Trump Barry Makes $4 Million Donation to Fairfield
The Honorable Maryanne Trump Barry, a senior judge of the United States Court of Appeals and sister of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, donated a $4 million gift to Fairfield on Sept. 14. The...
Escape Retreat Proving to Be Wildly Popular
Campus Ministry’s Escape Retreat, the first retreat of the academic year, was described by Campus Minister for Retreats Douglas Ray, S.J. as being, “wildly popular,” this year. The retreat is officially...
Candidates Should Focus on Issues, Not Grudges
Hillary Clinton’s health and well-being were called into question following her appearance during a 9/11 memorial service. Later that day, she was on her feet and saying that she “felt great,” despite...