The Manor is the official student yearbook for Fairfield University, commemorating people, events, and campus life at Fairfield University with a focus on graduating seniors.
To access a single copy of the Manor, flip the pages and do searches within a single book:
This collection features Fairfield University student newspapers, including the Tentative, Fulcrum, Stag, and selected issues of the University Voice.
The Tentative (1947)
The first Fairfield University student newspaper the Tentative was a mimeographed publication that ran from November 7, …
The Fairfield Mirror or the Mirror is the official student newspaper of Fairfield University, running from September 22, 1977 to the present. It typically publishes weekly on Wednesday during the academic year with additional issues during commencement and June orientation. Print copies of the current issue of the Mirror are often …
Fairfield University Course Catalogs contain course descriptions for all undergraduate and graduate programs. They also often include admission and degree requirements, tuition and fees, a faculty directory, the academic calendar, as well as information on university history, administration, and services.
Our growing collection of historical photographs offers images of faculty and students, university architecture, campus life, and special events at Fairfield University.
The Fairfield University Oral History Collection makes available selected transcripts of conversations with Fairfield University's earliest founders who helped to establish and foster the growth of the institution.
The Rev. Gerard M. Landrey, S.J. First Day Cover Collection offers a series of commemorative first day covers from the years 1942-1953. First day covers are illustrated envelopes or postcards which include a canceled stamp from the first day of issue. Father Landrey was among the first faculty at Fairfield Prep; he taught chemistry …
This collection consists of film and video material of events, interviews, and news clips related to the development of Fairfield University.
This collection features institutional histories and factual information specific to the development of Fairfield University. It includes historical monographs, reports, theses, and fact books.
If you need further assistance or information, please contact the University Archivist.
This collection features journals, magazines and newsletters produced by the university, its departments, and students.
Below is a selected list of journals published by Fairfield University since its founding in 1942.
Bellarmine Quarterly / Bellarmine Letters (1942-1964)
Sports and Athletics endeavors to serve as a repository of archival items for the varsity teams and club sports at the university. At present it includes scrapbooks, trading cards, media guides, and sport programs.
This collection consists of promotional posters and flyers for Fairfield University concerts, lectures, and other events as a reflection of the daily life of the campus.
This collection includes programs and brochures related to special events on campus, such as dedication events, concerts, lectures, and art exhibitions.
This collection features selected letters, speeches, addresses and video transcripts housed in the Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections.
The John Henry Newman Collection consists of three handwritten notes and a poem, as well as 40+ books by or about Cardinal John Henry Newman (1801-1890).
Welcome! Fairfield University History Online seeks to provide a valuable historical resource of unique collections for both the Fairfield University community and the public at large. For more information, please visit the Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections or contact us at digital@fairfield.edu.
Did you know.....
The New York Giants football team held their summer practice on Alumni Field from 1961 through 1969 and also in 1974.
For more fun facts on Fairfield University's history, visit our 75th Anniversary Timeline.
Spotlight Video from the Collection
Are you as smart as the Class of 1963? Check out the General Electric College Bowl, a live NBC TV quiz show featuring four of our brightest students from 1963! Includes original commercials. Click on the image above to view!
Statement of Use for Digital Collections
The Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections makes digital copies of archival materials available online for educational and research use. Use or reproduction for commercial purposes is not authorized. Materials are selected for online access under the following circumstances: the rights are owned by the University; the material is in the public domain; Fairfield University has received permission to make them available; there are no known restrictions on use; or the material is made available for educational and research purposes under an assertion of legal fair use.
Contesting Online Content
If you own copyright to materials and feel you have not been properly identified, we ask that you immediately contact the University to help us clarify the issue and update our records and online holdings. Persons who have questions or who wish to contest the use of specific works may contact the Fairfield University Archives & Special Collections at digital@fairfield.edu. Please see the Policies section of the library website for more information.
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