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The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

Mailroom Issues & Overflow Cause Package Delays

During the first two weeks of the semester, 17,500 packages were delivered to the Fairfield University mailroom. This marks an increase of over 2,000 packages from the beginning of last year. Mailroom manager Paul Donahue shared that the main offenders are “last-mile” drivers,…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

Fall Career & Internship Fair is Today

The fall Career and Internship Fair is today in the RecPlex Field House, from 12-3 p.m. Students from all classes can attend, allowing underclassmen to practice networking and elevator pitches and upperclassmen to possibly land internships and post-graduate opportunities.…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

“Being able to study abroad marks a person’s life:” Applications Open October 1

This Thursday, Oct. 1, applications for Study Abroad opportunities open for interested students and are due Dec. 1. Jessica Zied, the student advisor for Study Abroad, explained that students interested in these opportunities must first participate in mandatory “First Steps…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

Fairfield University Faculty Release Statement Following Racism on Campus

Following a lack of action from Fairfield University’s administration after a Central Connecticut State University volleyball player spoke out about racist remarks made to her during a game against Fairfield, university faculty released this statement to the Mirror: “On September…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

The Greatest Album You’ve Never Heard Of

You’ve likely never heard of David Kauffman & Eric Caboor. If you have, you probably spend too much time on rateyourmusic.com. I certainly hadn’t until this year, when I came across their album “Songs from Suicide Bridge” from a list of hidden gem albums. The album’s morose…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

Mobile Stag Cards Reign Supreme

When I got the email this August confirming that students can now use their Stag Card digitally, it felt like Christmas morning. Stag Cards are our tickets to just about anything here: meal swipes and dining dollars, entrance to residence halls and the RecPlex, laundry, signing…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

“Fake News” Or Just News Trump Doesn’t Like?

Embedded in our Constitution are our rights that define what Americans are allowed to say, publish and believe without government interference. Article I of the Constitution states that “Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press…,” making sure…

The Fairfield Mirror Published September 30

Under the Stars with a Glimmering Outfit: Best Places to Shop for Pres Ball

After a month back at Fairfield, the school’s most loved and long-anticipated tradition is here: Presidential Ball. This year’s Pres Ball marks FUSA’s 23rd annual event taking place on Oct. 2 on the iconic Bellarmine Lawn. Like many students, you might’ve gotten so caught up in…

Greenwich Free Press Published September 30

P&Z Gets a First Taste of 6-Story, 176-Unit 8-30g Building Proposed to Replace Putnam Green

"To develop this site you really have to denude most of the site to get this to work right." – P&Z commissioner Nick Macri

CT Mirror Published September 30

Could MLK Corridor title help revitalize Bridgeport’s East End?

The East End is one of seven CT areas designated as a Martin Luther King, Jr. Corridor, a program intended to stimulate economic development.

Town of Trumbull Published September 29

Frenchtown Student Wins Congressional Essay Contest

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