The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University offers a rare opportunity to engage with artistic director Arien Wilkerson and his multidisciplinary dance troupe, Tnmot Aztro, as part of its artist-in-residence program.

There’s no need to leave the country to experience the best of British theatre; enjoy a front row experience at Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts this fall.

The University improved its ranking by 10 spots, placing at No. 135 out of 650 schools included in the national list and putting Fairfield in the top 20% of colleges and universities in the United States.

Fairfield also earned top 5 placement in several statewide rankings, including Best Colleges for Nursing (No. 1), Best Colleges for Business (No. 2), Best Colleges for Accounting and Finance (No. 2), Best College Locations (No. 3), Best College Campuses (No. 3), Top Private Universities (No. 3), Best Colleges (No. 4), Colleges with Best Student Life (No. 4), Safest College Campuses (No. 5), and Best College Dorms (No. 5).

The University was also ranked No. 139 of 744 schools included in the list, placing it in the top 20% nationally. 

The University was named to top 20 nationwide lists for Best Alumni Network and Best Schools for Internships

The performance is part of the Evening for the Arts Gala, which benefits the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the educational enrichment and professional development of young artists and early career professionals, created in the memory of Orange, Conn. resident Jamie Alaine Hulley.

The Wilson Reading System Level I Certification is an online, one year, 10-credit certificate program that prepares candidates to teach students with dyslexia effectively.

Placed at No. 6 out of 131 colleges and universities included in this year’s review, Fairfield shares the top 10 distinction with schools including Notre Dame and Georgetown.