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Dr. Lynn M. Babington, PhD, RN was named Interim President of Fairfield University. Her appointment will begin on Jan. 1, 2017 and will last until June 2017, when the University’s new president will begin...

Nineteen years ago, head coach Todd Kress won his first conference tournament title leading the Stags to a victory in Disney World. By no means can Alumni Hall live up to the setting that the Orlando dreamland...

Saturday, 11/19 12:22 a.m.- The Department of Public Safety discovered the smell of marijuana in Townhouses 4 block. DPS found drug paraphernalia and documented eight students that were involved. The...

The Fairfield University Men’s Basketball team recorded its fourth win of the season on Nov. 26 over Army West Point after graduate student Amadou Sidibe tipped in the game winner with 0.4 seconds left in...

The State of the University Address, an event that was absent from the University for the past eight years, was reintroduced this year by the Fairfield University Student Association. Although this event...

If Black Friday didn’t get the best of you yet and you’ve still got some cash in your wallet, here are some of the best steals this Cyber Monday. Always remember, even if you’ve already gotten all of...

For the first time in years, the Fairfield University Student Association is hosting a State of the University Address to update students on the progress of FUSA and to welcome questions and feedback. The...

Class registration is usually a stressful experience for students, but the spring 2017 semester registration proved to be more stressful than usual for Fairfield students due to the University’s...

The Fairfield Stags started the season on the right note by taking care of cross-town rivals Sacred Heart Pioneers 85-63 in the first home game in the friendly confines of Webster Bank Arena. Sophomore Curtis...

It is safe to say that come next season, the Quinnipiac Bobcats will be relieved to not see Megan O’Sullivan ‘17 on the other side of the net. For the past four years now, the towering 6-foot-2-inch middle...