Students react to new Prez Ball date
Students who had been hoping for a night of glitz and glamour atop the Bellarmine Lawn opened an email Thursday, Oct. 1, informing the Fairfield community that the Presidential Ball was to be rescheduled to...
Emotional support dog unleashed at Fairfield
School of Nursing students have been greeted by a new, furry face this semester. Assistant Professor of Nursing Carole Pomarico, who is also the Adult Program Director for the School of Nursing, has welcomed...
Fairfield rises to the occasion with new campaign
On Friday, Aug. 28, students and faculty gathered outside the Barone Campus Center to welcome a new comprehensive capital campaign to Fairfield’s campus. The new campaign, “Fairfield Rising,” is an...
Campus changes occurring here at Fairfield
Stag Spirit Shop – The Barone Campus Center Bookstore is expanding to include a convenience store known as "Stags on the Run". Similar to a 7-eleven, the new store will give students greater access to basic...
Quad Jam yields low attendance
As a means of providing an alternate activity for students, primarily underclassmen, not able to purchase tickets to Clam Jam, Quad Jam was organized by the collaborative efforts of the Fairfield University...
Students join forces to fight cancer
On April 17, the Fairfield Relay for Life Campaign culminated in a 12-hour rousing event for students to commemorate and honor cancer fighters and survivors, as well as raise money for cancer...
Hunger Cleanup continues its outreach tradition
For the 27th year in a row, over 250 students, alumni and faculty are expected to partake in Fairfield’s award-winning community outreach program, Hunger Cleanup. The event is set to take place across 20...
Sophomore proposes Spoon University chapter to Fairfield
For those students who find themselves regularly watching programs on the Food Network or following food-related Instagram accounts, Nina Poosikian ‘17 has a resource that might appeal to you. Poosikian...
‘No Major? No Problem’ debunks myths about choosing field of study
For Ben Highton ‘18, choosing a major felt like a very intimidating decision. “I came in pretty nervous about not having a major,” said Highton. For students with similar feelings at Fairfield...
Students reflect on new buses to Dolan Commons
For students living in the Dolan Commons, the walk to class can be very tedious. These students must face bitter winds, long routes and potholes that further inhibit the oftentimes arduous walk to...