Construction disturbed traffic flow

Downtown construction will restore road, replace water lines

Mock Trial argues into Top 10

Gonzaga gains glory from more than just its particularly well-known basketball program. On April 16-18, Gonzaga University’s Mock Trial Team 1022 captured a prestigious and hard-fought Top 10 placement in the Gold National Mock Trial Grand Championship in Memphis, Tenn.

Drum line marches to Gonzaga’s beat

New class required for pep band admittance

Food festival for all tastes

Pig Out in the Park expected to draw nearly 90,000

Clubs encourage campus community

High school graduation a Spokane priority

Members of GU's School of Education attempt to curb Spokane high school dropout rate

Bumpy transition to new Zagmail

'Beauty' is theme for freshman class

Throughout this year Gonzaga will incorporate the theme into academics, campus life

 This year’s University theme is “beauty,” which professors and faculty plan to incorporate into the classroom and everyday Gonzaga life. Philosophy professor Erik Schmidt, one of the faculty organizers who chose this year’s theme, said, “We wanted to choose a theme where we can clearly identify the ways that different disciplines can approach it. 1 comment

Campus confronts child abuse

The social awareness campaign, “Our Kids, Our Business,” began on Gonzaga’s campus this week for the National Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month in the Inland Northwest. Students are encouraged to get involved with the campaign to help children in these circumstances and promote awareness in Spokane’s community.

Campus film addresses human trafficking

‘Call and Response’ shows how college students can respond to the issue, advocates change

A movie played Thursday night in the Wolff Auditorium addressing the world’s fastest growing criminal business: Human Trafficking. Produced by Far Trad Pictures, “Call and Response” documents the worldwide problem with expert interviews and big-name musical performances.

Panel discusses diverse paths for writers

A panel of four discussed nonfiction writing in, “Exploring the Roles of Nonfiction,” on April 16. The panel discussion was located in the Gonzaga Jundt Art Museum Auditorium and was moderated by Natalie Kusz, a faculty member from Eastern Washington University’s Inland Northwest Center for Writers.