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A world of artistic wonders is intricately laid out in a complex labyrinth, beckoning those who find creation in their souls to step forward with a warm and welcoming presence. A place encompassing...

On Oct. 16, the DiMenna-Nyselius Library hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new Wellness Room, an initiative to help students combat stress throughout the school year. The Wellness Room is the result...

The freedom to read is one of the most important freedom’s an academic can have. Not only can access to books bring about important educational benefits, but it can grant people the ability to experience...

When presented with the term “library”, a student might think of late nights cramming for finals or a dusty book on a shelf. However, if they take the time to look around, they can see a whole new...

In the fall of 2023, a Science Center is set to open in the Academic Commons. Since its inception in Oct. 2019, the Academic Commons has upheld its commitment to creating an inclusive environment for...

The DiMenna-Nyselius Library will host the inaugural “Stags Share Stories: Conversations that Connect Us” event on Thursday, Nov. 10. Inspired by the previous “Human Library®” events, held annually...

When I first came to Fairfield, I missed being able to visit a library so much at the beginning of my first year. Though the university library is amazing, I missed that feeling of a truly public...

Last semester on April 16, 2019, the DiMenna-Nyselius Library and the Department of Public Safety enacted a policy requiring all students and non-students who enter the library to swipe their StagCard or show...

Students Olivia McEvoy ‘19 and Alec Lurie ‘19 carried on the legacy of the late Vincent Rosivach Ph.D., as they presented the work the three had done to document the history of slavery in the town of...

A new policy was put in place on April 16 requiring students to present their StagCard when entering the DiMenna Nyselius Library. In the past, students were freely able to enter the library without their...