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Campus Ministry has recently called for their most courageous Stags to take part in their Spring Break Immersion trip, traveling this year to the U.S.-Mexico border and immersing its students in...

Over the week of Nov. 8, Fairfield University joins in the nationwide collegiate celebration of First Generation Week. The week seeks to highlight and honor the stories and perseverance of first-generation...

We live in an era of tremendous and record-breaking political polarization that is present everywhere we go. It has even made us afraid of sharing our own political opinions because of the fear that we might...

The tumultuous times we are facing as a human population will go down in history. A deadly unrelenting virus, a new President and a charged political climate is what we are experiencing in 2021. There are a...

When I think about earning a degree online, my mind immediately connects to the University of Phoenix commercials that played between episodes of shows meant for children and young teens. It never occurred to...

Our new life in this social distancing world is quite a weird one! Before, when not in class, our free time was spent going to meet friends in the Tully, studying in the library, running around to our many...

When I was in the fifth grade, a police officer clad in a dark grey uniform and leather oxford shoes stood at the front of my classroom holding a syringe needle up in the air. “Does anyone here know what...

In late spring, news headlines flooded in with reports of celebrities bribing elite colleges to allow their children admittance. Since then, the college admissions scandal has continued to spark outrage...

Current Department of Education secretary, Betsy DeVos, embarrassingly struggled through a an interview on CBS’s “60 Minutes” on Sunday, March 11. It was evident that DeVos failed to prove her knowledge...