Gonzaga freshmen, Josiah Saifoloi and Brody Jessee created an impressive single, "Alright," that explores the hardships of changes.
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Need to vibe out with a new playlist? Staff writer, Samantha DiMaio, shares the purpose of music and why it is good for the soul.
Commentary: Find your favorite music genre and explore your feels
In typical circumstances, it feels like a luxury to work from home. But once we are demanded to stay home for an indefinite amount of time, getting back to the day-to-day classroom seems like a dream. If it is hard for you to identify the fine line between working hard and feeling lethargic …
Tired of Netflix, Disney+ or Hulu? Consider affordable viewing options from one of these alternative streaming services.
You don't need a gym membership to stay fit. Thea Skokan shares ways to maintain a healthy and active life, even during quarantine.
Need a new hobby? Discover your inner savant and try these arts & craft ideas during your time in quarantine.
Staff writer Patrick Jones describes Niall Horan new record, "Heartbreak Weather," as simple, but not stellar.
There is a lot to do at home during this season of self-confinement. Enjoy your home with the activities you never have time for.
Want to enjoy self-confinement comfortably? Contributor Charlotte Romero shares here house cleaning procedures here.
Struggling to keep that orchid alive? Read staff writer Audrey Measer's advice on how to keep your indoor garden alive and well.
Don't let cabin fever get the best of you. Easy entertainment is here with the following small group activities.
Support Spokane's local businesses during these pressing times by enjoying quality meals in the comfort of your own home with these takeout options.
Bachelor Peter failed lost in love, and you're worried your love for reality TV has also failed. Don't worry, romance is still alive in these TV gems.
Whether you're sad, angry or over it, Karlie Murphy shared the perfect lineup for a healthy recovery from a breakup.
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Despite having 10 schools and two adjudicators cancel Gonzaga still put on the ACDA conference. It was a time to celebrate and be inspired by dance.
It's been a week into Lent and it's not too late to nail down your Lenten resolutions, and feel inspired by what fellow Zags are choosing to give up.
RÜT, a restaurant with an all vegan and plant-based menu, welcomes eaters of all kinds that comes through its doors.
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This how to guide gives advice on the ins and outs of having a good trip for any Zag who is going to Las Vegas for spring break to attend West Coast Conference Tournament.
The 22nd annual Spokane International Film Festival showcases independent film voices through a celebration of cinema.
Here are the best places in Spokane to stock up on affordable bulk foods.
The country-music-lovin' crowd went wild when Jordan Davis came on the stage of The Knitting Factory on Feb. 28, 2020.
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Freshman Abby Dodd is a girl's best friend. Shop from her collection of handmade jewelry, which she makes and sells herself.
The American College Dance Association, a national dance conference, will be held on Gonzaga's campus starting March 11
The Gonzaga Student Body association has announced that The Mowglis will be heading the annual spring concert.
A comprehensive guide for those new to shopping at thrift stores but want some fashionable new clothes.
Australian composer and choral activist for social justice Melissa Dunphy will be joining all three of GU's choral ensembles.
Sarah Kersey presented her essay, “What Are You A-Freud Of? A Freudian Analysis of IT," at the Gender and Pop Culture Speaker Series.
Meeting House, located in the Middle of South Perry District, is the perfect spot for your next hangout or study session.
This comprehensive list of all the best doughnut spots in Spokane will surely satisfy any and all cravings you might have.
Are you single and ready to mingle during the post-cuffing season? Here's what not-to-do when looking for love online and on campus.
Staff writer, Allie Noland, responds to Tame Impala's release, "The Slow Rush," with nothing but appraisal.
World renowned violinist Midori performed to a full theater on Thursday with the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra.
Nobody is perfect, not even Cupid. Read here about the times that Zags' Valentine's Days were anything but romantic.
Taylor Swift's newest Netflix documentary premiered on Jan. 23, giving an inside look into all of her biggest life events to date.
The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture's exhibit on the Mount St. Helens eruption is open through Sept. 6.
Staff writer, Nicole Glidden, reviews up-and-coming artist, JP Saxe's album debut EP "Hold It Together."
Staff writer Catherine Vaughn writes a commentary on how to love yourself first during the season of love.
The Evans Brothers Coffee Roasters have opened a new store in Spokane inside The Wonder Building.
Read staff writer Kellie Tan's advice on how to treat your sweetie or yourself right on a low budget this Valentine's Day.
Gonzaga Bulletin's staff writer, Audrey Measer, gives the full rundown of what happened at the 2020 Oscar Awards.
Staff writer, Patrick Jones, reviews the good and the bad of Kesha's new album, "High Road," which was released on Jan. 31.
The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to share the stage with world-famous classical violinist, Midori.
Managing editor Jackson Frank shares with readers his experience on the newest addition to social media, TikTok.
The Spokane Civic Theatre's production of "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder” captivates Spokane audiences.
The Wellness Tree has opened up a new branch inside of Empire Fitness.
Spokane's newest bar, Flatstick Pub, utilizes locally sourced food and beverages with mini golf to keep patrons obsessed.
Gonzaga’s “Dancing at Lughnasa” is a production that will warm the hearts of everyone who sees it.
From January to March, head to the Davenport Grand with your friends, family or that special person for an elegant evening in an igloo.
Review: Contributor Luke Modugno gives a written standing ovation for the posthumous album by legend Mac Miller.
Gonzaga’s Theatre and Dance department will debut ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ on Jan. 31. at Myrtle Woldson Preforming Arts Center.
Funky Unkle, a band with members from the Gonzaga music department, plays funk music around the Spokane area with their newly released album.