IRHA Swings Stags Into Spring
In the course of a year, we tend to lose ourselves in the low months of January, February, and March; the sun loses its luster, the streets are barren and harsh and a universal sorrow introduces itself to all...
A Must See: “Sense and Sensibility”
When Adger Cowans received his first camera as a child, he always first kept it by his bedside. But one night, he had a different and even more unique idea. In an effort to capture the unreal, he placed his...
Claudia Hart Lectures “The Real Fake”
On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts hosted “Through a Different Lens: Innovation Lab Lecture Series.” At this event, renowned intermedia visual artist Claudia Hart gave her...
Four Creative Classes To Consider During Spring Registration
Even though there has always seemed to be a focus on the Egan School of Nursing and Health studies and the Dolan School of Business at Fairfield, the University is still a Jesuit school and thus the push for...
An Eventful Annual New England Day
On Saturday, Oct. 23, the Inter-Residential Housing Association hosted its annual celebration of “New England Day” in the center of Fairfield’s campus, the quad. As a part of Fairfield University’s...
Fairfield’s Pink Pledge
In Fairfield Conn. on Oct. 2, atop the Old Town Hall Green on Post Road, with circles of conversation and flat stone pathways, the ‘Pink Pledge and Jam’ event held its first kickoff event for the month of...
Rota Fortunae Dē Icaro
MOTHER The sun never sets. She brought to me permanence: She is my mother. ICARUS Why, my hand trembles. Without you, I cannot fly, Don’t let go...
7:00 P.M. In Paris
The night sky was heavy with darkness, and revolved behind a thin, film layer of bright stars. The wind was soft, and panning down onto the rolling hills of campus, the golden lamps brought light to those...