Is the Magis Core Useful?
Everyone had that subject in school that they hated so much that they never wanted anything to do with it ever again. That was me with math. I hated math and planned to never take a math class ever again...
Flyers Promote Use of Contraception on Campus
Among the many club and academic posters that we see littering our academic buildings’ halls, is an anonymous poster titled “Top 10 Reasons to Use Condoms.” Labeled “In Honor of World Aids Day”...
From Harlem to Fairfield: Dr. Don C. Sawyer III’s Vision for Diversity and Inclusion
The Dolan School of Business (DSB) Event Hall echoed with applause as Don C. Sawyer III, Ph.D. approached the podium to address attendees of the Black Student Union (BSU) Gala on Saturday, Feb....
RecPlex Turns the Heat Up with Personal Training
This month, Fairfield University Recreation sent a campus-wide email underscoring their opportunity for free personal training for all undergraduate students at the RecPlex. The email emphasizes the...
77th FUSA Presidential Election Takes Surprising Turn
Fairfield University’s Student Association elected a new president on Feb. 27. In a turn of events Andrew Meija ‘26 and his running mate, Bryan Santos ‘26 won the presidency through write-in...
Rate My Professor: Although A Beneficial Tool, Promotes Negative Dialogue
Registering for classes is known for being one of the worst times of the year. This stressful process becomes even more stressful when you realize that the only available section for your intended class is...
Live, Love, Langguth
Langguth has a great reputation for being one of the best residence halls for sophomore housing. There are many different views on living in Langguth and what was required of you in the residential college....
Opinion: Football Belongs at Fairfield
Picture this: It’s 70 degrees Fahrenheit on a Saturday afternoon in September. The parking lots outside Rafferty Stadium are filled with tailgating students and alumni, and the bleacher seats are packed...
From Barnyard Heroes to Fizz Controversy: Looking Back to Look Ahead
I would like to take this space to self-indulge a little and speak about myself … if you don’t mind. My name is Max Limric, the new Editor-in-Chief of the Fairfield Mirror. It's been a long time coming;...
Snow and Ice Demand Classes Online
A new semester of classes brings all sorts of challenges – organizing a new schedule, making new friends, getting your textbooks, the list goes on. But getting to class safely should not be one of...