Author Samantha Russell

Graduate school, commonly referred to as “Grad” school, is the place for highly ambitious business professionals seeking a top management position. Or, that used to be my definition of grad school, at...

Fairfield’s student nurses took to the beach this past Sunday – but not in their bathing suits.  Hoping to kick the academic year off by giving back to others, the Student Nursing Association...

Summer vacation has finally arrived: less school work and more free time! One of my favorite ways to unwind after a long semester is getting tangled into a new television series, binge-watching an old one or...

Fairfield’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business is expanding its academic reach to graduate students from India, made possible through a hybrid-style partnership signed by DSB and education firm Imarticus...

The 34th annual Fairfield Awards Dinner raised $1.3 million towards student scholarships, diversity expansion and an extraordinary college experience for all—exceeding their ambitious $1 million...

Metro Boomin will take the stage for this year’s Spring Concert, announced by Fairfield University Student Association via an Instagram post on March 20. The event will take place at the Hartford Healthcare...

“Engage with people who also care about the common good,” urged Rev. Daniel Joslyn Siemiatkoski, Ph. D., as he recounted the history of and explored the ways to combat antisemitism in...

Campus Ministry continues their partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters to establish meaningful relationships between Fairfield University students and younger children, as well as build each child’s true...

Through the entire month of March, the Leslie C. Quick, Jr. Recreation Complex will hold its annual Stags Go Move Challenge, a fitness competition intended to keep Fairfield University students active and...

Fairfield University’s Career Center hosted opportunities for connections and success at their Spring Career & Internship Fair on Feb. 15. Over 105 companies and organizations represented themselves...