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Articles by Tobenna Ugwu
Neat Noodle Rankings For National Noodle Month
The month of March is National Noodle Month. However, noodles should be celebrated all the time. To celebrate National Noodle Month, we are going to review some of the most popular pasta shapes and provide you with a definitive and 100 percent correct ranking and review of the pasta shapes. You might ask yourself what qualifications we have to be making this list, but I (Madison) have pajama pants that have pasta shapes and their names all over them.
Toby's Award Winning Chocolate Chip Banana Nut Bread
In celebration of National Banana Bread Day, I will be sharing my very esteemed award-winning banana bread recipe. During the pandemic, I started exchanging recipes for different dishes and desserts with my close friend, Vinny Gadioma. He gave me the banana bread recipe in exchange for my honey cornbread (but that’s a recipe for another day). I made the loaf Vinny’s way the first time, but I did not love the texture so the second time around, I made a few tweaks and I struck gold.
With Covid Cases Rising, New Questions Raised Regarding Fairfield’s Mask Policy
Since the start of the semester, masks have been required at all times in indoor spaces at Fairfield University after the decision was made by the town of Fairfield to temporarily re-institute the policy on Aug. 23, 2021. This decision was made after Fairfield County was moved into the “high transmission” category by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with 82 hospitalizations within the county.
RAs Voice Concerns about the Office of Residence Life
On the cover of the 2019-2020, “Residence Life Assistant & Commuter Peer Assistance Guide Book” is the picture of a phoenix rising from the ashes.
Midnight Breakfast Gets Scrambled
At the end of October, the senate of the Fairfield University Student Association was in the process of determining how students felt about Midnight Breakfast, the annual event celebrated by faculty, staff and students to mark the end of another fall semester. This need for student input came after Jeremy Kaler, associate director of the Office of Student Engagement, announced at a General Senate Meeting that the event as students have known it would not continue.
Clock Strikes Midnight on Midnight Breakfast
At a general senate meeting of the Fairfield University Student Association, Jeremy Kaler, associate director of the Office of Student Engagement, introduced the idea of restructuring and rebranding Fairfield University’s annual Midnight Breakfast event. The initial request for student feedback was brought up at the Oct. 3 meeting and was revisited at the Oct. 17 senate meeting.
Stag Meal Swipe Policy on the Chopping Block
Students returned to campus to discover that a beloved policy was slowly being phased out by the administration. The Stag Café had previously accepted meal swipes between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays and was a popular lunch option for students. However, first-year students are now being excluded from this tradition. In order to get lunch from The Stag, first-years have to either use their dining dollars or pay with cash.
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