Author Angela Sammarone

Congressman Jim Himes, Senator Tony Hwang and Representative John Shaban joined a dialogue with about 20 Fairfield University Dolan School of Business faculty and students on entrepreneurship on Tuesday, Feb....

The shortness of breath, cramping muscles and humidity of the summer months are all plausible factors to keep us indoors, relaxing in the air conditioning. But what if you could run a 5k and also be doused...

Fairfield students reinstituted the St. Baldrick’s fundraising event after a four-year hiatus on Saturday, April 24 in the Barone Campus Center Oak Room. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation, which aims to...

On no other Saturday could you see students traversing the Townhouse green dressed in togas, riding camels or donning traditional kimonos. At this year’s Around the World event, student travelers experienced...

Although Fairfield students will be preparing for final exams during the actual Kentucky Derby, next weekend they will have the opportunity to experience the atmosphere and decor of the Kentucky Derby...

Tom DeWolf and Sharon Morgan arrive at Richmond, Va., their last stop on a road trip through 21 states spanning 6,000 miles. Outside the Manchester Docks on the James River, DeWolf wants to show Morgan the Slave Trail, which he saw two years earlier with colleagues from Coming to the Table.

In 2007, Fairfield was ranked 19th out of 20 colleges and universities in the U.S. as one of the most LGBTQ-unfriendly campuses, according to the Princeton Review. Fairfield is no longer on that list.

Apart from the common controversial conversation of homosexuality and religion, LGBTQ history month’s key note speaker advocated to students to talk about the subjects in dialogue, not in debate. On Oct. 10, the eve of National Coming Out Day, Fairfield’s gay advocacy club, Alliance, hosted famed author and self proclaimed “faitheist” Chris Stedman, who spoke on his lifelong struggles.