A Tailored Report On The Local Turkeys
There are only a few things in this world that juxtapose as greatly as the majestic look of a turkey, and their horrible personality. It might not be a scientific fact, but they are generally in practice,...
Making Good Friends Take Time at Fairfield!
Though we’re out of it slightly now, there was a moment on the popular app Tik Tok where it felt like every first-year student in the United States was dropping out of college. I’m talking about those...
Red Sea Madness Not to Take Place This Year
With the wrap-up of an in-person Presidential Ball on Sept. 24, it might feel as though on-campus activities are largely back to normal. This might lead many upperclassmen or alumni to wonder where the typical...
Drag: Igniting Confidence and Acceptance!
Anyone who knows me knows I’ve gotten incredibly into drag queens in the last month. I was telling someone new this little factoid, just saying “I just got into it” and my friend, one of the co-managing...
A Trip To St. Peter’s Apple Festival
There’s always something special about small-town happenings. I’m talking about a neighborhood-wide celebration about some random resident that lived in your area in the 1800s, or lighting the Christmas...
Lower Than Expected Turn-Out for Fairfield’s First Vaccine Clinic
On April 21, Fairfield University partnered with Griffin Hospital to provide a vaccine clinic to community members in the Leslie C. Quick, Jr. Recreation Complex. Though 1,500 doses were available,...
Fairfield University Inducts Members to the Phi Beta Kappa, Zeta of Connecticut
On Sunday, April 18 at 3:00 p.m. Phi Beta Kappa, Zeta of Connecticut inducted new members into the fold in a ceremony held over Zoom. Margaret M. McClure, Ph.D., and chapter president, opened the ceremony...
Fairfield Debates Future of Pass/ Fail Policy
Since the Spring Semester of 2020, Fairfield University students have been able to designate a certain number of classes as pass/fail. Yet, this emergency policy is coming to an end, with the ability to...
Exclamation Mark, Not a Sign of Unprofessionalism!
In my junior year of high school, my history teacher gave us three possible topics and told us to prepare each for an in-class essay. Due to my, “I hate the world, the world hates me” sixteen-year-old...
Summer Concert Series Swings Into The Westport MoCA
As the weather warms and windows are flung open, the desire to do something other than click “I’m still watching” on Netflix rings throughout campus. But, with social distancing requirements still in...