A majority of students at Fairfield and throughout the U.S. can only imagine what a semester in Florence, Galloway, Rouen or Brisbane would be like. Only 30 percent of Fairfield students choose to study abroad at Fairfield; yet nationally this number is one of the highest.

Co-teachers Casey Timmeny and Chris McGloin in the new media department must be doing something right in order to get their class out of bed at 5:45 a.m. on a Saturday.
This past spring Timmeny and McGloin offered a new course, ‘Sports Production.’ The class entailed students producing four sports games – lacrosse, baseball, softball and [...]

10. Recession hits Fairfield
9. Water main break on North Benson
8.Soccer player injured at the beach
7. . Water pipe break in Dolan washes out CNS
6. Construction plans not being completed
5. Fire at La Salsa
4. Unopposed FUSA elections
3. Fairfield downgraded in college rankings
2. Sophomores can no longer have cars on campus
1. StagWeb Cheater/Banner Bandit

There is a downside to the laptop trend that students may be overlooking; a recent study by researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder showed that using laptops actually has a negative effect on students’ performance in class.

‘A Day at Fairfield’ organized by the students in Professor Siscar’s Challenges in Global Politics class achieved service learning goals.

What used to be, ‘Just another excuse for seniors to drink on a Saturday night has become a tradition,’ said David Mattei ‘98.