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The topic of Greek life dominated the entire hour-and-a-half of FUSA’s Presidential Forum last night, with students weighing the pros and cons of its implementation at Fairfield University.

Decal contributed by Katie Magee, Fairfield's assistant director of Marketing and Admissions. Correction: The previous edition of this article said that the Fairfield University logo will be replaced by the...

World famous aerial cinematographer Al Cerullo payed a special visit to Fairfield this past weekend, donating his time and services by taking breathtaking aerial photographs and video of the Town of Fairfield, Fairfield University and Fairfield Beach, from the cineflex camera mounted to his AS355 TwinStar helicopter.

Over the past two weeks, Nick Ferry ‘17 and Matthew Peacock ‘17 have been working together to gather support from classmates and the administration to start Greek life at Fairfield. After agreeing that Fairfield lacks in school spirit, Ferry and Peacock decided they would try to improve the university by giving Greek life a home at Fairfield.

Students were notified by the Department of Public Safety on Tuesday, Oct. 29, that a sexual assault had occurred sometime over the recent weekend of Oct. 26.

“Is the church wrong about sex?” Fairfield students and community members gathered to explore this particular question in a forum on Oct. 16, with discussions on gay marriage and society’s perception of...

Fairfield University campus safety is in “very good shape” in terms of its crime statistics, according to the Department of Public Safety. Fairfield recently released its crime statistics, in accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, which mandates that college security submit annual reports before Oct. 1.

On Sept. 19, the Fairfield University Student Association announced Bingo Players as the main attraction for its Fall Concert.

On a hot and humid first of September, Fairfield University’s campus was brought back to life with the arrival of 974 freshmen as they moved in.

President Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J., announced the appointment of Kevin Lawlor '79 as executive vice president on Wednesday, July 24. Lawlor takes over the role left by Dr. William H. Weitzer, who is now executive director of the Leo Baeck Institute in New York.