Tagged senior spotlight

The Fairfield University softball team missed out on much of their season last year, but finally was able to hit this field again this past weekend on March 20. They took down the Manhattan College Jaspers in...

Meagan Morelli ‘21 is a guard on the Fairfield University women’s basketball team, and is currently looking forward to her last season as a Stag. After the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament...

After the cancellation of their Spring 2020 season, the Fairfield University men’s rowing team is even more eager to get their boats in the water in September. FUMR rising seniors Tom Cole, Sean Crosby,...

Junior year was a fun and exciting year. I went abroad, I lived with girls I didn’t know who are now my best friends, I made new friends and I started doing more things for myself that I thoroughly enjoyed;...

It all started sophomore year when I began writing for the Mirror, convinced by my dear friends Dan and Chris to write for the Sports section, recruiting me away from biology. Rising through the ranks, I...

Thank you to The Mirror for an amazing four years. The hours I spent in that office helped make me the boy I am today. I will forever miss the stinky couch and the B-section articles that line the wall....

My good friend and roommate of four years Danny Montgomery convinced me to start writing at the Mirror during my sophomore year. I knew I had a passion for sports, but I had never written about them in high...

The Mirror has seen me at my best, worst, skinniest,  heaviest, angriest, proudest and most of all tiredest (if this isn’t a word I don’t care, it’s true). I met The Mirror as a nervous first-year who...

My time with The Mirror has not been perfect. There have been days when I can’t wait to get into that office, and others when the pure amount of Mirror work I have on top of class and regular, college-job...

I still remember the day that I signed up to join The Mirror at the fall activities fair as a first-year student. If someone had told me then that I would one day be the editor-in-chief of the Fairfield...