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The $40 million, state-of-the-art facility will open its doors to students in the fall of 2019.
Fairfield has witnessed an unprecedented expansion of new facilities in recent years, including the new Rafferty Stadium, a significantly modernized... -
With the Fairfield University Sailing Club, students experience the elements in a way they won’t find on campus.
In the last weeks of autumn just before finals, it’s not uncommon to see students burning off tension at the... -
Global Scholars Summer Program Puts Students to Work in The Gambia, South Africa, and Guatemala
When international studies and politics major Nadra Al-Hamwy ’18 traveled to the tiny West African nation of The Gambia for... -
As Fairfield University’s 75th anniversary celebrations draw to a close, we look once more to the pages of The Manor yearbooks for photographs to chronicle the changes, events, and enduring traditions that define the Fairfield experience. This third and final installment takes us through the 1990s to the turn of the century and into the new millennium.
Nostalgia for the Nineties It’s easy to be nostalgic about the 1990s — a lot of good things were happening.... -
Stags volleyball has been MAAC champion for the past two seasons. Can they make it three?
Will it be another historic autumn for the Fairfield University volleyball team — Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Champions for the... -
The Great Courses has selected Fairfield associate professor of anthropology Scott Lacy, PhD, to teach their course “Anthropology and the Study of Humanity.”
Just outside the village of Dissan in Mali, miles of sorghum fields stretch out into the distance, tilting toward the... -
The 2017 Fairfield Awards Dinner raises more than $1 million for scholarships, and students bring the celebration to thousands online.
March 30, 2017, New York City glittered with smiles from the Fairfield University community. More than 600 alumni, faculty, staff,... -
Study Finds that Fairfield Drives $1 Billion in Local Economic Impact.
When Al DiGuido considered places to expand his Westport-based Saugatuck Sweets, he looked no farther than neighboring Fairfield. Why? “Fairfield... -
Mark R. Nemec, PhD, a Jesuit-schooled political scientist, rugby player and a dean at the University of Chicago will be the 9th president of Fairfield.
Following a nationwide search, the Board of Trustees has named Mark R. Nemec, PhD, dean of the Graham School of... -
Fairfield Graduates Forge New Paths as Healthcare Evolves.
Healthcare is evolving at a lightning pace and nurses are at the forefront of that evolution, in a range of...
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