Author Robert Hagstrom

Poet Paul Muldoon and English Professor Dr. Nels Pearson. Credit: Fairfield University College of Arts and Sciences. When Paul Muldoon was in secondary school, he picked up a pencil and began writing poetry....

During winter break, 20 Fairfield students will return to New Orleans after receiving criticism from Fairfield two years earlier. They will be accompanied by Student Programs and Leadership Development Assistant Director Tyler McClain and Associate Director of Career Planning Stephanie Grejtak.

Instead of traveling to a remote location with friends for spring break, students are choosing to help repair homes, serve food at soup kitchens, tutor children and interact with the elderly in different parts of the United States and Ecuador.

Fairfield welcomed alumni and family back to campus last weekend to celebrate this year’s annual Alumni and Family Weekend.

Students will have the opportunity to win prizes and redeem points by using the new Fairfield Stag Rewards App when attending sporting events this year. The Division of Student Affairs along with Fairfield’s athletic program debuted this program to students on Oct. 1.

In hopes of providing students with further late night programming to combat Fairfield’s drinking culture, the University will open the South Side Café in 42 Bellarmine Road.

Fairfield has joined forces this semester with New York’s leading social organization and community center, 92nd Street Y, as part of the Open Visions Forum-Espresso lecture series.

After years of students walking to Donnarumma 255 for help on their papers and projects, Fairfield’s writing center has relocated to the lower level of the DiMenna-Nyselius Library.

A Los Angeles Times article reports that electronic cigarette use among the youth population is rising throughout the United States, but the number remains low with Fairfield’s smoking population.

After long being called The Ham Channel, Fairfield’s student-run television station has changed its name to Stags TV.