Halfway to the Beach Elicits Mixed Reactions
This past Friday, April 6, students from the class of 2020 gathered at Penfield Beach in Fairfield for the first annual Fairfield University Student Association-planned event, ‘Halfway to the Beach.’...
NBC’s Chuck Todd Discusses Jewish Identity in America
The Carl and Dorothy Bennett Center for Judaic Studies hosted a lecture by Chuck Todd, a well-known journalist and moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press.” The event took place at the Regina A. Quick Center...
Spring Activities and Word Scramble
Are you looking for some fun activities to get you into the spring mood? Look no further, the Coffee Break team is way ahead of you. Here is a list of fun possible ways for you and your friends to welcome in...
Drag Queen Miss Bella Gives Show Stopping Performance
With many in the LGBT+ community feeling a state of uneasiness due to tensions all over the nation, the Fairfield University Alliance Club put together a show to bring the Fairfield community together. On...
Fairfield in a Flash 4/9
Monday, April 9 Women’s Tennis v. St. Peter’s – Support the Women’s tennis team as they face St. Peter’s at 3 p.m. on the Walsh Athletic Center tennis courts. Tuesday, April 10 Gallery Talk:...
Springtime: Expectation vs. Reality
It's the start of spring here in Stag Country. As it (eventually) gets warmer outside, there are a few things that come along with the season that go a little differently than expected. Expectation: You'll...
Debuts Go Right As Planned For Opening Week
Opening Day arrived with authority last Thursday, March 29 as all 30 baseball teams kicked off their season. The Mets opened their season in front of their home crowd in New York while the Yankees and Red Sox...
Trump’s Affair Warrants More of a Public Reaction
Infidelity in politics is a tale as old as time. From our founding fathers to our current president, it appears that politicians are more vulnerable to extramarital affairs than the citizens they represent....
Fairfield Hosts Panel Discussion on Palliative Care
On Tuesday evening, April 3, a number of Fairfield University’s programs came together to discuss an important, albeit complex, subject. The Kanarek Center for Palliative Care, Center for Applied Ethics and...
Students Confront Stereotypes at Annual Service for Justice Residential College Fashion Show
The Service for Justice Residential College hosted its annual Stereotype Fashion Show in the John A. Barone Campus Center on Wednesday, March 28. Service for Justice strives to provide students with...