With the addition of the Stag Statue in the center of campus, Fairfield has joined the ranks of its fellow universities.

For the third time this year a Connecticut college student was murdered. University of Connecticut junior football player Jasper Howard was fatally stabbed at a university-sponsored event early Sunday morning.

As the He Said controversy issue continues to percolate on campus, the issue of whether or not a student should be punished for what he or she writes in The Mirror or any other publication, be it online or in print, continues to be raised.

In the course of the last week, many assumed boundaries have been crossed.
The first was through the publication of the “He Said/She Said”’s column, which offended a portion of the campus.
Then, for the first time in a long time, we actually had a protest on campus. Students, staff and faculty cut out the column, posted [...]

On Wednesday afternoon, shortly after the release of this week’s issue, a group of students gathered outside of The Mirror office in order to protest the content of the “He Said,” column written by Chris Surette alongside Allyson Wuensch’s “She Said,” column.

Fairfield still has a long way to go to improve diversity, and it is clear that both inside and outside of the University the appearance that diversity has not grown remains strong.