Author Julian Nazario

During the month of November, Fairfield University hosted an art symposium and competition in the Barone Campus Center focused on student expressions of social justice. The event, which was guided by this...

Eight college campuses across the state of Connecticut will hold silent walks demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and proclaiming their solidarity with the Palestinian people on Nov. 29. Every university will have...

We all know that Fairfield is in the midst of a transition period from a regional to a nationally-recognized university. We see it in Dolan and Egan’s yearly rankings, and our being here as students is also...

As the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict turned to its fifth week of action, Fairfield University's politics department hosted a “teach-in” on Nov. 9 to discuss the “historical context of the Palestine and...

When Fairfield University implemented its Magis Core curriculum in 2019 for the Class of 2023 and beyond, it was featured as an innovative curriculum that reduced the number of required courses by five, from...

With Election Day approaching, Fairfield University students have taken their voices to Fizz, the anonymous app that debuted at Fairfield early this year, to encourage the campus community to participate in...

Fairfield University Student Association senators rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have constituted the Health and Wellness Committee into a FUSA board during an Oct. 11 general...

Hispanic Heritage Month should be more than Latin food and Bad Bunny listening parties. This year marks my second “celebration” of Hispanic Heritage Month in the continental United States; I’ve lived...

The Office of Financial Aid notified students on Oct. 16 of new changes to the financial aid process for the 2024-2025 academic year. One of the main changes will be in the availability of the Free...

Fairfield University Student Association senators held their second meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Sept. 27 with a full agenda of constitutional amendments ranging from recognizing Bellarmine and...