Author Salvatore Trifilio

To the men of Fairfield University, I believe it is time we have a serious talk about an issue that, during my four years at Fairfield, was continually brushed off as a non-problem. It is with a heavy...

Story by Luigi DiMeglio and Salvatore Trifilio As construction begins for Rafferty Stadium, disagreements have also begun to build around the project, calling into question the transparency of the...

NSL forum sparks debate

Fairfield men’s baseball (12-12) took the final game of a three-game series 4-3 on Sunday afternoon against the Canisius Golden Griffins (19-10), and did it playing small ball. Freshman Eric Fajardo came in...

On Wed., March 19, over 40 Fairfield students, faculty, staff, workers and administrators gathered in a small corner of the lower level Barone Campus Center in what one organizer called a “kind of grassroots democracy.”

While hundreds of thousands of spectators flocked to New York City on Monday to celebrate at the St. Patrick’s Day parade, I sat in my room staring at a computer screen, confused. A parade meant to celebrate Irish and Irish-American cultures has become a stage of exclusion as organizers refused to allow LGBT groups to openly march in the event.

On Friday, March 14, Fairfield held a general faculty meeting to discuss the Education Technology Committee’s report on the shutdown of Mentor.

The article entitled “Mentor to be shut down despite faculty opposition,” which was printed in the March 12 issue of The Mirror said that, “The ETC investigation determined that claims about problems with Mentor were invalid.”

Glenn Ford, a man wrongfully convicted of murder, has been exonerated after 30 years in prison, The Guardian reported.

With New Student Leader interviews underway, the Student Programs and Leadership Development department’s code of ethics has once again been brought into question by students and staff alike. According to...