Tagged COVID-19

On Oct. 13, Fairfield University will begin its series of on-campus COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics. These clinics will be in partnership with The Connecticut Department of Public Health. All vaccines will be...

Prior safety measures set in light of COVID-19 have been lifted this summer for prospective students and their guests, according to Fairfield University’s Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admission,...

COVID-19 cases are surging throughout the country after a fall from the previous January uptick. Specifically, the East Coast has seen the most increase in the past week, with cases doubling since the start of...

It has been nearly two weeks since Fairfield University made the shift from an indoor mask mandate to an indoor mask recommendation, which began Feb. 28 as per CDC guidelines. Varying opinions towards the...

The Mirror reported last week that due to a limited number of programs in the face of COVID-19, some biology majors must come to terms with their canceled plans for study abroad. Unfortunately, these students...

Since the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March of 2020, the entire world has been living in fear. Thinking back to almost two years ago, uncertainty was surely at an all-time high, with mental...

Over the past two years or so, all I’ve been able to think about is how I can avoid getting COVID-19 while still being able to live out the “best years of my life.” Since mid-December, COVID cases have...

Throughout the entirety of the Covid-19 pandemic, I’ve always been a firm believer that education should not be confined to the virtual realms of platforms such as Zoom. That being said, it has gradually...

The Stags are back at Fairfield University! Happy (and mostly healthy) students are finally back into the swing of on-campus life after winter break, this Spring 2022 semester.  Having learned from our...

I might be starting to sound like a broken record. I’ve written about why I think masks should stay on, what the deal is with COVID at Fairfield University, and even about testing procedures after...