Students evaluate parking policy
Students around campus are noticing much more frequently the all too familiar orange envelope slipped beneath their windshield wipers as they approach their cars here on campus. In regards to this increased...
Labor issues surface on campus
In the early hours of the morning, students can find janitors cleaning the bathrooms of their residence halls, making sure that the dorms are as clean as possible for the beginning of the school day....
‘Jane Doe No More’ educates society on sexual assault
To initiate conversation about sexual assault, a subject that is still considered taboo on many campuses, Donna Palomba, founder of Jane Doe No More and Jonathan Kalin, founder of Party with Consent gave a...
Nation-wide fraud case finds a victim at Fairfield
Recently, a student on campus became involved in an advance fee fraud scheme. The unidentified female student responded to an employment opportunity job posting on the Fairfield website. She sent the...
‘Flavors of Asia’ brings diversity to campus
The Fairfield community ate, danced and immersed themselves in various Asian cultures during the sixth annual Flavors of Asia event on Friday night, sponsored by The Asian Student Association (ASA) and South...
“Beautiful Me” promotes positive body image among females
Six years ago, Keleigh Power ‘18 lost three young members of her community, Emma, Alyson and Katie Hance, in a fatal car crash. In honor of the lives of these three sisters, Power is hosting a program called...
Students reveal complications with study abroad program
Fairfield’s Office of Study Abroad attempts to push students beyond their comfort zones to experience new cultures and embrace educational opportunities in foreign countries. While it sounds like a smooth...
Panel discusses science, health and marketing of hair
The color, texture, and style of someone’s hair makes them who they are; it is a physical statement of identity and sense of self of that particular. “The Science, Marketing and Health of Hair” — a...
Nursing students experience complexities of poverty
Although poverty may not seem like a reality here in Fairfield, it can be closer than one thinks. Roughly 100 nursing students and nurses from the Veteran’s Association in West Haven filled the Oak Room...
Bannow receives unexpected visitor
During the afternoon of Oct. 30, a male deer, also known as a buck, reportedly entered the Bannow Science Center through an unopened window on the ground floor, according to Assistant Director of the...