Students Fight For Their Faith John Hirschauer June 20, 2017 As you will find out in your time at Fairfield University, the Latin Jesuit aphorisms that adorn orientation materials are at their best, time-honored principles of human action and at their most ubiquitous,...
Reflecting on the Future Andrew DaRosa, Catherine Veschi and Jesse Erickson February 16, 2017 Believe it or not, when the staff changes over come next month, we will be celebrating our 40th year of publication as the Fairfield Mirror. In light of this, we’d like to take a step back and reflect, no...
Editorial: “Much memes, so wow” Andrew DaRosa, Catherine Veschi and Jesse Erickson February 2, 2017 Scrolling down our news feeds, whether it be Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, it becomes apparent that politics is the dominant source of media that seems to infiltrate our consciousness, especially with the...
Hope Sparks Rebellion Andrew DaRosa, Catherine Veschi and Jesse Erickson January 26, 2017 In a nation marred with division over the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, civil rights activism was the answer for 3.2 million (and counting) men and women this past...
Respect in Rivalry Goes Both Ways Allison White and Jesse Erickson January 24, 2017 The long-lasting rivalry between Fairfield University and Sacred Heart University has served as a means of some healthy competition in the town of Fairfield, Conn. We’ve gone head-to-head in athletics,...
What You Don’t See Andrew DaRosa, Ariana Puzzo and Jesse Erickson December 7, 2016 In a nation fraught with concerns over security in schools, the last thing many parents and students want on their mind is the possibility of an active shooter emerging from within the student body. While...
Editorial Board: “Counting On Clinton” Andrew DaRosa, Ariana Puzzo and Jesse Erickson November 30, 2016 Whether or not you were content with the outcome of the 2016 Presidential Election, one can acknowledge the divisive nature of the way that the public reacted to the Nov. 8 results. Despite a reported 51...
How to Register to Vote Out-of-State Andrew DaRosa, Ariana Puzzo and Jesse Erickson October 14, 2016 There is less than one month until the 2016 Presidential Election and time is running out to register to vote. If you’re from out-of-state and you’ve procrastinated until now to get an absentee ballot, now...
Front page issues Andrew DaRosa, Ariana Puzzo and Jesse Erickson April 20, 2016 When surveying colleges as an incoming freshman, one tends to take into consideration factors such as athletic facilities, academic rigor and basic amenities such as food, housing and campus...
Caricatures of themselves Andrew DaRosa, Ariana Puzzo and Jesse Erickson April 13, 2016 “Deportations To Begin.” “New libel law targets ‘absolute scum’ in press.” “Bank glitch halts border wall work.” These headlines would have anyone look twice but in fact, these were...
