Events

On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts welcomed composer-pianist, Vijay Iyer, in affiliation with the Fredrickson Family Innovation Lab to present “Musicalities: Scenes of Sonic...

Who knew that a day filled with fun can also double as making a difference in the world? On Sunday, Nov. 6 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Humanitarian Action club is hosting its second annual Fall Fest Fundraiser...

The Fairfield Museum and History Center, in collaboration with Fairfield Parks and Recreation, presented its sixth annual “Halloween on the Green” celebration. The event took place on the Commons behind...

This fall semester, National Book Award-winning author and professor of English here at Fairfield University, Phil Klay has been leading the MFA Creative Writing program’s “Inspired Writers Series.” A...

When I heard the news that Veronica Roth, the “New York Times” bestselling author of the “Divergent” series, was coming to Fairfield University to promote her newest book, I immediately purchased a...

Looking for the perfect way to celebrate the Fall season here on campus? Luckily for students, one of Fairfield’s favorite events is back this year: New England Day! With the Fall season in full swing,...

“Painting the Border: A Child’s Voice,” an art exhibit that tells the stories of young migrant children, is currently on display here at Fairfield. The artwork currently hangs in the Dimenna-Nyselius...

I had the opportunity to attend the Fairfield University Art Museum’s event, Art in Focus: “El Greco, The Holy Family” on Thursday, Sept. 22 where Michelle DiMarzo, Ph.D., a professor of Art History here...

Is there any better way to celebrate the start of fall than with a festival? When I heard that the Fairfield University Student Association was sponsoring a trip to the Big E Festival, which runs from Sept. 16...

In the course of a year, we tend to lose ourselves in the low months of January, February, and March; the sun loses its luster, the streets are barren and harsh and a universal sorrow introduces itself to all...