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Oddly sweaty, covered in pimples and anxious for seemingly no reason, high school students everywhere each have to come to terms with one looming decision: who they are going to be when they are older. Some...

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins revealed with veracious transparency the importance of truth in journalism during her lecture at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts on Sunday, Nov. 12. The anchor of “The...

Why don’t people read the news anymore? According to a study done by Pew Research, the amount of Americans who get their news from television has dropped nearly 10%, from 57% to 50%. This study was done in...

When asked how he started his career in art journalism, Judd Tully says that he just went out and looked at it. It was lucky for him that he was in the perfect city, at the perfect time to do it: New York City...

Former executive editor of The Washington Post, Leonard Downie Jr., spoke at a conversation titled “The Role of News in Our Democracy” on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The Zoom event was moderated by politics...

This past February, Fairfield University made the decision to relocate the Media Center, formerly in Xavier Hall underneath the Fairfield College Preparatory School, to the Conference Center at Fairfield...

When I joined The Mirror my freshman year, I was looking for something familiar. I had worked on my high school’s paper, The Imprint, for a few years and had served as it’s co-editor in chief my senior...

Resilience, an iron will to live and support from a group of extraordinary people — just a few of the topics covered by newly published author, Matthew Tullis, the director of journalism here at Fairfield...