Students Discuss Islamophobia in Panel
There are only a few weeks left before the U.S. has a new president and there is great focus on the candidates’ policies, including that of Islam and immigration. Numerous opinions of these political issues...
Students Attend Presidential Debate Viewing Party
On Monday night in the lower level Barone Campus Center, students came to watch the first 2016 Presidential Debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The event was coordinated by seniors Ariana Lenci...
Interning Can Prepare You For The Real World
Working in a professional environment is great and productive, but the glamor of it all eventually fades, especially if it is an unpaid internship. There are do’s and don’ts that go into each internship....
Clam Jam attendance shouldn’t be restricted
Clam Jam is looked forward to every year by students. Over the course of two years, the all day beach event was taken over by school officials. Restrictions were put on the event, which prevent most students...
Holi festival celebrates Hindu tradition
On Friday, students were seen walking around campus, covered in colorful powder to welcome spring to Fairfield. According to holifestival.org, Holi is an annual springtime tradition of colors that takes...
Williams discusses book “Rethinking the Black Movement”
Change can occur by a domino effect. Oftentimes, the history books don’t mention that historical figures who initially cause change were average everyday people. It’s crucial to remember that one person...
Love guru Harlan Cohen brings ‘Naked Roommate’ to Fairfield
The world of dating is full of confusion and anxiety. Despite how scary the dating world may seem, the world of friend-zoning appears to be a fate worse than death for most students. The fear of rejection is...
Gender Shouldn’t Prevent Opportunities For Adventure
During my freshman year, I remember having a discussion with my older brother, Erik, who came to visit me. It was two months into the semester and as we sat outside of Firehouse Deli, Erik asked me how many...
Saitta Studies Abroad: Goodbyes are always the hardest
It’s hard to believe that my journey is almost over. It has been more than three months since I first arrived in Florence. At first, adjusting was hard both socially and emotionally; there were many times...
Saitta Studies Abroad: Family in Florence
Throughout the semester, everyone had his or her families visiting them. Most of my roommates had one or both parents stay for a week in Florence and spent time with them in Venice or Rome for the weekend....