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FASU group disappointed with low turnout

Gonzaga's Filipino American Student Union held its fourth annual Filipino Festival last Saturday, providing attendees with traditional Filipino cuisine and entertainment. Full story

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City Council to decide fate of YMCA building

If council accepts Conservation Futures funding, site will be restored to natural condition Full story

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‘Big Read’ for Spokane’s literary community

To Kill a Mocking Bird performed in Law School aimed at furthering appreciation of literature among adults Full story

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Brown to join the ranks of WCC elite

Former Gonzaga standout to be honored at conference tournament in Las Vegas Full story

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In Pictures: Gonzaga vs. Saint Mary

MEN'S TOURNAMENT: Gonzaga can't weather Gaels' storm

Saint Mary's hands Bulldogs worst conference loss since 1992

LAS VEGAS – Head Coach Mark Few said the Bulldogs were too casual with Gaels guard Mickey McConnell early, and he and the rest of Saint Mary’s made them pay for it. McConnell hit a 3-pointer and two driving layups to score the game’s first seven points, and the Gael’s never gave up the lead before halftime.

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WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Gonzaga defeats Pepperdine, claims title

Bowman and Tourney MVP Vandersloot lead the way for NCAA-bound Bulldogs

LAS VEGAS – Courtney Vandersloot earned tournament MVP honors as Gonzaga completed a conference sweep with a 76-48 win against Pepperdine – the Zags (27-4, 14-0 WCC) have won 18 straight games and are heading to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season and the third time in program history.

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WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Standish stands out in championship

Sophomore has a career-high 14 rebounds and team's only double-double

Despite losing his first and second low-post scorers, and his first and second rebounders, Kelly Graves isn’t too worried about his post play next year. And he has as simple answer as to why not: Kayla Standish.

MEN'S TOURNAMENT: Rivalry renewed

Gonzaga and Saint Mary's meet again in the tournament championship

LAS VEGAS – Omar Samhan warmed up for a West Coast Conference Tournament semifinal game against the Portland Pilots Sunday night to chants of “Spo-kane hates you!” The jeers came from straggling Kennel Club fans, enthused over a 77-62 Gonzaga win against Loyola Marymount and berth in the tournament championship game.

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MEN'S TOURNAMENT: Bulldogs get physical, push Lions aside.

Outscoring LMU 60 to 26 in the post, Gonzaga earns trip to championship game

LAS VEGAS – The last time Gonzaga and Loyola Marymount met, matchups gave the Bulldogs fits. The Lions beat the Zags to loose balls, beat them into the paint, and beat them 74-66 for the school’s first win over a ranked team since 1990. But the West Coast Conference Tournament semifinal was a different story.

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MEN'S TOURNAMENT: Zags shine when it's Gray

When the junior guard is rolling, so is his team

LAS VEGAS – Head Coach Mark Few thought Steven Gray broke his elbow chasing after a loose ball midway through the first half. It ended up being less severe and he re-entered the game only to bend back two fingernails on his shooting hand just minutes later.

WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Zags face Pepperdine for WCC Tournament championship

The third-seeded Pepperdine Waves earned a third chance to defeat top-seeded Gonzaga on Sunday afternoon with a 62-56 women’s semifinal win against Saint Mary’s College. The Waves defeated Loyola Marymount 60-51 in quarterfinals on Saturday.

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WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Bowman, Bulldogs squash Broncos

87-47 win secures Gonzaga a slot in champtionship game

LAS VEGAS -- Heather Bowman led all scorers with 18 points as the top-seeded Gonzaga Bulldogs silenced No. 8 Santa Clara 87-47 in the semifinals of the West Coast Conference Tournament, halting the Bronco’s (5-27) improbable tournament run and likely their season.

WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Former Zag Mountain hopes tournament run can turn Broncos around

Two unlikely wins might mean more to the program than a blowout loss to Gonzaga

LAS VEGAS – After two seasons finishing 1-13 in the West Coast Conference, the Santa Clara Broncos hope that two upset wins in the conference tournament might carry over into success next year.

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Charity Ball supports HOC, Boys and Girls Club

Knights and Setons hold Gonzaga’s only formal dance of the year to which all students are invited

Coordinators hope to bring discussion, awareness

After its ban in 2002, students move forward in bringing “The Vagina Monologues” to campus

Freeway future stays uncertain

$35 million grant to north-south corridor comes without concrete completion date

Professor surveys communication landscape

Caputo reveals how students’ communication habits have changed in the new century

Event highlights education, social justice

Washington State, Gonzaga host conference to focus on issues of importance to the global community

City Council to decide fate of YMCA building

If council accepts Conservation Futures funding, site will be restored to natural condition

Malone announces candidacy

Law School alumnus to run against incumbent Tucker, newcomer Stevens, for Spokane County Prosecutor

Red light cameras catch traffic violators

City of Spokane relies on four cameras, including one at Hamilton and Mission

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