Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: Last week, an Opinion piece entitled “First Years: the New Magis Core is Nothing to Stress About” was published in “The Mirror”. The spirit of the piece is correct – there is nothing...
Letters to the Editor for the Week of April 10th
Editor's Note: These letters to the editor both cover the topic of the Sexual Assault Awareness Month bulletin board that was posted in the Lower Level of the John A. Barone Campus Center. The first letter is...
Letter to the Editor
Dear School of Engineering, We need to talk. As a student in the Master of Software Engineering program and the graduate student senator for the School of Engineering, I’m feeling dismissed and...
Letter to the Editor from the College of Arts and Sciences
To the University community, We, the undersigned faculty of Fairfield, condemn all racist, Islamophobic, antisemitic, xenophobic, homophobic, sexist and other hate speech and acts. The results of the...
Letter to the Editor from Patricia E. Behre
From: Patricia E. Behre, Associate Professor of History Dear Students, One of the simplest ways of describing a university is one that I have always found the most inspiring: “A community of...
Letter to the Editor: Dear Fairfield, I Missed Your Call
Dear Fairfield University, You called me a few nights ago around 7:45 p.m. Sorry, I missed your call. I’m guessing you remember me, or the people working overtime in your alumni office...
Letter to the Editor: Manage Your Time
TO THE EDITOR: Patrick Kiernan, Meaghan Conlon and Angela Sammarone make some excellent points in their editorial of April 22 (Mirror, p. 5: “Silently Stressed”). More time to consolidate information...
Letter to the Editor: Remembering MLK in a Secular Context
To the Editor: The members of R.A.F.T., the Rational Association of Free Thinkers, join others in the university community in acknowledging, and celebrating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr....
Letter to the Editor: Fairfield lacks transparency
Photo by Irene Mulvey To the Editor: A key principle of academic work is a commitment to shared governance. This principle stems from the inescapable interdependence among all the components of a...
Letter to the Editor
To the Editors: I believe that my friend should be able to have a car on campus, and his side of the story is not being adequately heard. He currently holds a job off campus as a hockey instructor...