A Message to Shein Consumers
Listen up “fashionistas,” it’s finally time to address something very troubling: SHEIN. I honestly didn’t think I would need to write about a company that is so blatantly terrible because I...
Former Fairfield Coach Finds New Home
The Georgetown University men’s basketball program brought onboard a new head coach to right the ship next season, as they have plucked Ed Cooley away from Big East foe Providence College. Prior to...
Stags Battle In “Baseball At The Beach”
The Fairfield University baseball team commenced their season this past weekend by participating in the “Baseball at the Beach” bash in Conway, S.C., on the campus of Coastal Carolina University by...
Club Spotlight: Club Hockey Begins Playoff Push
Despite not having an official Division I hockey team to call their own, Fairfield University does have a Club Hockey team. The program has built a winning culture and is consistently one of the top club...
Opinion: Affirmative Action Ruling Could Threaten Diversity At Fairfield
After a streak of highly controversial decisions at the end of their 2021-2022 term, the United States Supreme Court is back in session with cases ranging from environmental laws to federal elections and...
The Fall Celebration Our Campus Needs
It’s that time of the year again; when the air becomes chilly and the leaves turn into an array of reds, oranges and yellows. It’s time to bring out the sweaters and flannels, and get your best pair of...
How To Find A Major That Sparks Your Interest
When I applied to Fairfield almost two years ago, I sent my application in with an intention to major in Biology. I wanted to become a Physician Assistant. It sounded like the perfect job for me; not a doctor...
Why Students Should Take “Digital Publishing In The Humanities”
Did you know that Fairfield University offers a course in which student editors can work together with a faculty advisor to produce a digital journal that lives at Fairfield U? That, as editors, you can...
RAs are Deserving of More Credit
As a second semester sophomore, I have had my fair share of unconventional starts of a semester. I started my first year as a college student only being able to see the top half of people's faces on Zoom which...
Letter to the Editor: The School of Education and Human Development to President Nemec
Dear President Nemec, As faculty in the School of Education and Human Development, we are frustrated and disturbed by issues raised in articles recently published in The Fairfield Mirror: “Minority Voices...