Disney Co. is an enormous company. What once was just an amusement park with a fun little mouse has grown into one of the largest media and entertainment companies in the world. 

Post Malone's new album "Hollywood's Bleeding" centers around the empty lifestyle led by the rich and famous. 

Experience great rides, delicious fair food, farm animals and so much more at the Spokane County Fair which is open until this Sunday

10 Gonzaga students were asked for their thoughts, feelings and highlights of the first week back on campus and in Spokane.

Within 24-hours, GU students worked to put on five short plays at Magnuson Theatre on Saturday, Aug. 31. 

An Indian restaurant called The Mango Tree opened up at 401 W. Maine Ave. Their menu options range from curry bowls to burgers.  

The Spokane Civic Theater is going into it’s 73^rd season. This fall they are offering 10 shows that will be affordable for students.

The summer comedy “Good Boys” perfectly encapsulates the feelings and actions of three preteen boys as they try to attend their first party.

The highly anticipated Taylor Swift album "Lover" was released on Aug. 23. Here's a review of her latest tracks from the perspective of a "Swiftie."

Local French bakery miFLAVOUR is in the process of expanding into a café, which is scheduled to open Nov. 10. 

Need something fun to try this Labor Day weekend? Here are some ideas from local events to out of state travel, to bison petting.

Between September 2019 and May 2020, 13 unique shows will take place during the inaugural year of the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. 

Immerse VRrcade, a virtual reality arcade, opened on Hamilton Street on July 6 and offers discounts to Gonzaga students.  

Chance The Rapper released an album titled "The Big Day" in July. A&E editor Spencer Brown shares his thoughts on the work. 

In the library, time stands still like a casino. The Hemm Den mirrors a luxury ski resort where one can read poetry and sip dirty chais. A&E editor Juliette Carey shares GU's hottest spots reputations. 

While you may not have heard of some of these venues, the sounds coming from the stage will certainly fill your fix for live music. 

A food guide for students including five favorite restaurants in Spokane. The places include Kalico Kitchen, Soulful Soups and Spirits, Method Juice Cafe, Bruncheonette, and the Flying Goat. 

The Donut Parade has been in the Spokane community since 1968, but closed in December of 2016 and finally returned this year in March. 

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra performed for the first time in the MWPAC and the soloists were Gonzaga students. 

Rylan Virnig, Rachel Gowen and Katrina Baber will be performing in the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra. The Three competed for their solo positions earlier in the semester. 

Cole's Bakery not only has an inviting atmosphere, but a large variety of dairy-free, vegan and keto options and everything is made completely gluten and peanut-free. 

Not everyone prepares for finals the same way — not everyone prepares for finals. Either way, we've got some words of reassurance and relaxation tips to keep you sane this next week.

The final StorySlam featured stories by emcees and retiring founder Dr. Joe Albert

Check out Gonzaga's band on the rise, Jacklando, led by everyone's favorite undergrads.

De Leon Taco and Bar will open its new restaurant location soon on North Hamilton near campus. 

The 2019 Senior Art Showcase will be on display until May 10 at the Richmond Art Collective at 228W. Sprague Avenue in downtown Spokane. This showcase features the art of all six seniors.

In Spokane there are only a few places to buy records and many people don’t really know of them, even if they are into collecting vinyl. Total Trash Records and Vintage, on 1601 W. Pacific Ave., is one record store worth checking out. 

A feature on Integrated Media and Art professor, Matt McCormick. In his first year, he is already working to create a student film festival and the film program at Gonzaga hoping to better support lovers of film amongst the student body. 

No one likes a music festival phony, and as the season of over-priced tickets and exposed everything comes into swing, here are just a few people at music festivals we advise you watch out for.

A guide to Spokane for warm weather activities.

April Fools is a holiday where one must be on high alert for the pranksters out there.

If you are someone with dietary restrictions, allergies, vegan, or are just simply a picky eater, it can be hard finding restaurants and bakeries in Spokane that are accommodating. Luckily in the last couple years or so, many restaurants have been popping up in the community with modified me…

Story Slam's third event of the year, themed 'loose change' brings together a full audience. 

Looking for a homey atmosphere, amazing food and convince? Look no further than the restaurant less than five minutes away from campus.

The staff’s lighthearted and friendly disposition only adds to the flavor of Skaife’s creations, causing patrons to root for the small business owner. Perhaps Skaife’s second time’s a charm, and will enable “world domination one bun at a time.”

Zags haven't seen the sun in AGES. Now, with the weather warming up and the snow slowly melting away, zags are more than ready to start shedding their winter coats.

Spokane is changing. People are reclaiming what it means to live and thrive in the Lilac City. Among its historical backdrop; entrepreneurs, artists and activists are reinventing Spokane, and its image to the rest of the country. 

The common college epidemic has hit hard amongst GU seniors this spring. Need proof? We’ve got the (lack of) quotes that perfectly describe the disease.

Igor and Iryna Anisimov opened Cedar Coffee at 701 N. Monroe St. after Couer Coffeehouse closed. They bring their Ukrainian roots to the shop and serve only organic coffee, milk and syrups — which are made in-house. 

Katie Lasko, a senior art minor, has covered the ShoeBox Gallery in one continuous and overwhelming line.

A glass studio exhibition featuring works by world-renowned Dale Chihuly is open at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture.

The Art Department Faculty Exhibition shares the work from four members of the Gonzaga art department, Matt McCormick, Mat Rude, Mary Farrell and Laura Truitt. The faculty all specialize in different mediums.