What's new at Fairfield University?
Fairfield University has announced plans to build an 85,000-square foot, 3,500-seat arena on the current site of Alumni Hall. Projected to open in 2022, the new facility will boast a state-of-the-art broadcast and media center, luxury seating and lounge areas, and updated features that will truly make it a showpiece of Fairfield's modern campus.
How will Fairfield's New Arena benefit D1 athletes?
While basketball and volleyball will undoubtedly use the new arena the most, when it comes to recruiting Division I athletes to Fairfield University, the arena is poised to benefit all Stags athletics programs.
Where is the New Fairfield basketball arena?
Designed by Centerbrook Architects and Planners of Centerbrook, Conn., Fairfield's new arena will be home to its Division I basketball and volleyball programs, Prep basketball, and will host convocations, concerts, and gatherings for the University and the neighboring community at large.
Where to register for wireless internet in Fairfield?
Go to the Network Registration Site: fairfield.edu/wirelessregistration
What is remote network registration?
The Goal of Remote Network Registration is to allow you to register your computer prior to arriving on campus to save you time and get you up and running as soon as possible.
What agent will check your computer to verify that it meets the network requirements?
This will download the FortiNac Dissolvable Agent that will check your computer to verify that it meets the network requirements.
Most Recent
As we have since the beginning of the Covid-19 global pandemic, we continue to closely monitor data from our testing program, combined with that of the surrounding community. Over the course of almost two years, we have managed our operations to maintain academic continuity and a robust student experience.
2020 Updates
This has been an academic year like no other. Your campus administrators, faculty and staff have done a remarkable job of keeping our colleges and universities operating at a very high level during the most difficult of circumstances.
When did Fairfield University switch to remote learning?
Effective Monday, March 16, 2020, the University migrated to remote instruction for 1,535 courses through the remainder of the spring semester. Fairfield University used its pre-existing infrastructure, and professional expertise and knowledge in online education, to transition courses to remote learning.
What age does the Office of Conference and Event Management host?
These include academic enrichment initiatives, theatre and arts programs, and athletic camps with participants age 6-17 years old .
Can non-residential students get a negative PCR?
Access to certain areas on campus may be limited to vaccinated students. Non-residential students who have not been fully vaccinated are encouraged to secure one negative Covid-19 PCR or antigen test through their own healthcare provider 72 hours prior to coming to campus to help assure the safety of campus community.
What division is Fairfield University in?
While basketball and volleyball will undoubtedly use the new arena the most, when it comes to recruiting Division I athletes to Fairfield University, the Convocation Center is poised to benefit all Stags athletics programs.
Is Fairfield University on track for construction?
For updates on the status of this, and all recent and current construction projects on campus, visit fairfield.edu/moderncampus .
How to contact ITS Help Desk?
ITS Help Desk: Open a ticket to get tech help by emailing Itshelpdesk@fairfield.edu, or Schedule an Appointment, or call 203 254 4069. View their hours here
Does integrated library instruction take place?
Instruction: Most course integrated library instruction will take place virtually at this time. Faculty should contact their Librarian Partner for a consultation. Faculty can also refer to our Continuity Plan and Library Resources for Instructional Continuity wiki.
Can you search Fairfield University history online?
Archives & Special Collections: Will continue to be available for use in the library only. Fairfield University History Online database can be searched remotely. Virtual appointments are also available to meet with the Archivist.
Do you need NetID for off campus access?
Off Campus Access to Resources: In most cases, you will need your NetID and password to connect to our online resources while off-campus. Find databases alphabetically or by subject. Many online resources can be found on our Research Guides which provide lists of relevant library resources based on a specific field or discipline. Citation Guides are also available. Need help? Ask a Librarian or check out our Tutorials that walk you through accessing our online resources. For those who experience access issues, please see directions and troubleshooting tips for remote access.
What is the mission of Fairfield University?
The mission of Fairfield University is to educate its students through a variety of scholarly and professional disciplines. It offers opportunities for individual and common reflection, and it provides training in such essential human skills as analysis, synthesis, and communication. Computational thinking and processes permeate our daily lives, revolutionizing our understanding of the natural world, our tools, and of ourselves. Knowledge of computer science has become highly valued in such diverse fields as psychology, biology, and even philosophy. A degree in Computer Science gives one both marketable skills and intellectual breadth that can be applied to many career choices. At Fairfield, students can pursue multiple degree options as follows: a BA degree in Computer Science, a BS degree in Computer Science, or a minor in Computer Science that makes a strong addition to one's resume. Students pursuing a BA degree in Computer Science can readily integrate a math major into their program by contacting the Mathematics department.
What does Fairfield University believe?
Fairfield recognizes that learning is a life-long process and sees the education which it provides as the foundation upon which its students may continue to build within their chosen areas of scholarly study or professional development.