Early Campus Newspapers (1947-1970s) 
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, 1947 through December 19, 1947.
The Fulcrum (1948-1949)
The Fulcrum ran from January 9, 1948 through May 20, 1949.
The Stag (1949-1970)
The official student newspaper for Fairfield University during the University's formative years, the Stag ran from September 23, 1949 through May 6, 1970.
The University Voice (1970-1977)
The University Voice was the official (some would say more conservative) student newspaper that ran from October 1, 1970 through May 11, 1977. A selected number of issues of the University Voice are available online. Print and microform copies of the University Voice are retained in the Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections.
The Fairfield Free Press and Review (1970-1975)
Reported to be the more radical of the two student newspapers published at the time (the University Voice being the other), the Fairfield Free Press and Review ran from September 10, 1970 through April 24, 1975. Print and microform copies of the Fairfield Free Press and Review are retained in the Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections.
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