Renã Robinson, PhD, professor of chemistry at Vanderbilt University, will present, “Why Diversity in Proteomics Study Design Matters for Disease Understanding,” a College of Arts & Sciences STEM event in partnership with Bridgeport Public Schools.
Sheila (Kearney) Davidson ’83 is the first female Chair in the University’s history.
The College of Arts and Sciences' MFA in Creative Writing Program will present the acclaimed British novelist in conversation with Fairfield professor and author Phil Klay on Thursday, Oct. 27 at 12 p.m. on thequicklive.com.
The award-winning nutrition expert and best-selling author Evelyn Tribole will visit campus for an Open VISIONS Forum presentation made possible through the generous support of Fairfield’s Marion Peckham Egan School of Nursing & Health Studies.
The authentic sounds of vibrant New Orleans music will fill Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts when the Preservation Hall Jazz Band makes a Connecticut stop during their 60th anniversary celebration.
Fairfield University’s Open VISIONS Forum will welcome Frances Haugen for a lecture titled “Ethics, the Public Good, and the Challenge of Social Media.”
Roth will make only Conn. stop at Fairfield University while on tour for her latest novel, Poster Girl, released on Oct. 18.
Landsdowne Labs, located at Fairfield University’s School of Engineering, aims to commercialize novel battery technology designed to avert serious injury and death if button batteries are swallowed.
The new team is leading the Fairfield Bellarmine initiative, which will offer a two-year associates degree and prepare students for employment or for transition to a bachelor’s degree program at a four-year institution.
The seventh Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., Wilton Cardinal Gregory is the first African American Cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church.