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What was previously a space occupied only by printers and vending machines has now been replaced by an addition that includes health products, beauty products, frozen foods, fresh fruit and much more....

Blood drives and donations are nothing new for Jennie Chieco ‘17 and her family. Chieco’s sister was diagnosed at a young age with thalassemia major, a condition which causes the body to make an abnormal...

Returning to Fairfield to speak on her life after college, Christine Short ‘06 spoke to students at the Aloysius P. Kelley Center on Wednesday, Sept. 30 in an event put on by the International Studies...

Students who had been hoping for a night of glitz and glamour atop the Bellarmine Lawn opened an email Thursday, Oct. 1, informing the Fairfield community that the Presidential Ball was to be rescheduled to...

Students at Fairfield will now have the opportunity to help shape the future of the healthcare system with the introduction of the new health studies minor to the College of Arts and Sciences. The minor,...

Cupcakes for Life, a movement designed by anti-abortion groups, has designated Oct. 9 National Pro-Life Cupcake Day in the U.S. for the purpose of celebrating life and remembering unborn children. According to...

In keeping with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security and Campus Crime Statistics Act, also known as the Clery Act, the Department of Public Safety recently released the statistical report for crime...

The new co-Presidents of the Fairfield Beach Residence Organization (BRO), Gianna Anastasio ’16 and Evan Cyprus ’16, formally announced through an email to the senior class that dues for those seniors not...

In keeping with the Fairfield tradition of 12 years now, the preparation for the 2015 Presidential Ball has begun. The Hollywood-themed event will take place on Friday, Oct. 2 on the Bellarmine Lawn, where...

For those entering their senior year, the pressures of finding a job post-graduation is at the forefront of their minds; for underclassmen, those pressures still exist, but are not yet magnified, as they begin...