Recent Greatest Hits of The Tully Menu
The Daniel and Grace Tully Dining Commons have been a staple in my Fairfield University career, and I would imagine it has been for a lot of my fellow peers and classmates here. In my opinion, the Tully has...
Show The Tully Some Love
I, along with most Fairfield students, miss home cooked meals. Before delving into my first year, all I knew about the Daniel and Grace Tully Dining Commons, commonly referred to as “The Tully,” was bits...
Fairfield University Services Fights Local Hunger
Fairfield University Dining Services promoted Waste Less Week to reach students on topics of sustainability and food waste in The Daniel and Grace Tully Dining Commons starting Monday, Oct. 21. Life@Fairfield...
The Stag Swipes Meal Swipes from Students
Fairfield University saw many changes over the past semester, and some were received better than others. One such change has been removing the meal swipe exchange from The Stag. Over the past two and a half...
Song Selections at the Tully Grow Increasingly Sad
Have you noticed a certain melancholy in the air at the Daniel & Grace Tully Dining Commons? Where could that be coming from? Following the sound—a subtle, wailing voice—you look up. There, above your...
The Plan Ahead for Fairfield Nutrition
While gathering information regarding the latest upgrade to the Fairfield Dining experience, the Bite App, it became apparent how few students know about one of the most valuable on-campus resources. Her name...
Bite App to Improve Your Tully Dining Experience
New first-years, returning sophomores and even upperclassmen can easily take charge of what nutrients they consume by downloading one simple app — the Bite App. The Bite App contains menus from...
An Ode to The Tully Soft Serve Machine
My sweet frozen treat oh, how I missed thee Your absence broke my young and fragile heart Like the ever changing wind, here now never again A grand Barone tradition to take part Your air...
Richard Lytle Returns to Campus
There is nothing more striking in an art exhibition than being welcomed by a series of vibrant colors, painted in such an organic manner that it makes one’s eyes move fluidly across each piece. Upon walking...
Campus Construction is Too Much, Too Soon
Let’s go back in time for a bit, shall we? Do you remember long walks around Barone endlessly searching for a seat? I mean sure, we got to enjoy the scenic view of outdated furniture but still, all we really...