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GSE partners with RE-volv to bring solar power to local nonprofit

Claire Tollan

Unvaccinated students required to get COVID-19 test after break

Alise Hartz

Meditation club creates safe, accessible environment for learning

Gabe McDonald

Students get into character for 'Reacting to the Past' class

Catherine Brown

Time to hit the dance floor, Zagathon makes its triumphant return

Alise Hartz

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Nov 12

Pre-Law Day at Gonzaga Law

This event occurred on Friday, November 12th, 2021 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Gonzaga Law School

Interested in learning more about Gonzaga Law and life as a law student? Join GU Law School for Pre-Law Day. You will get to explore the campus, take a class, mingle with current students, and more.

Nov 13

The Mystery of Edwin Drood

This event occurred on Sunday, November 14th, 2021 @ 2:00 pm

Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center

$15/Adult, $10/Student

The Department of Theater and Dance presents Rupert Jones' musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood. The musical explores the various possible endings of Charles Dickens' final, unfinished whodunit.

Nov 16

Climate Crisis as Public Health Crisis

This event occurred on Tuesday, November 16th, 2021 @ 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm

Hemmingson Auditorium

Free

Join speakers guest speakers Bob Lutz and Amber Lenhart as they discuss the varying and unexpected effects climate change has on our immediate community

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Courageous Conversations panel discusses the queer experience and self-identity at GU

Cate Wilson
Nov 20, 2021
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Thursday, a panel open to allies and members of the LGBTQIA+ community discussed the topic of self-discovery in gender and sexuality.

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GSE partners with RE-volv to bring solar power to local nonprofit

Claire Tollan
Nov 17, 2021
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GSE is taking part in the Re-volv Solar Ambassador program, where students work together in teams to bring solar energy to a local nonprofit.

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Unvaccinated students required to get COVID-19 test after break

Alise Hartz
Nov 17, 2021
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After returning to campus from Thanksgiving break, all unvaccinated undergraduate students are required to get tested for COVID-19.

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Courageous Conversations panel discusses the queer experience and self-identity at GU

Cate Wilson
Nov 20, 2021

Thursday, a panel open to allies and members of the LGBTQIA+ community discussed the topic of self-discovery in gender and sexuality.

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GSE partners with RE-volv to bring solar power to local nonprofit

Claire Tollan
Nov 17, 2021

GSE is taking part in the Re-volv Solar Ambassador program, where students work together in teams to bring solar energy to a local nonprofit.

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Unvaccinated students required to get COVID-19 test after break

Alise Hartz
Nov 17, 2021

After returning to campus from Thanksgiving break, all unvaccinated undergraduate students are required to get tested for COVID-19.

Meditation club creates safe, accessible environment for learning

Gabe McDonald
Nov 17, 2021

Meditation club, new to campus this month, provides students with a space to learn and participate in the art of meditation.

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Students get into character for 'Reacting to the Past' class

Catherine Brown
Nov 17, 2021

In one of professor Turnbull's classes, she uses a strategy called 'Reacting to the Past,' where students are assigned a character to play.

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Time to hit the dance floor, Zagathon makes its triumphant return

Alise Hartz
Nov 15, 2021

Three years after its last in-person event, GU's dance marathon is back to raise money for Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital.

Adjunct faculty members advocate for better wages and benefits

Sydney Fluker
Nov 10, 2021

Over the past few months, the grassroots organization Faculty for a Living Wage has been advocating to raise salaries of adjunct professors above minimum wage.

Spring registration adds automated waitlist for some classes

By Claire Tollan
Nov 10, 2021

With the first few rounds of registration behind us, staff writer Claire Tollan lays out the updates, tips and tricks for spring registration.

Jump around: Zags bring the world of competitive jump roping to GU

Allie Noland
Nov 10, 2021

Two juniors, Lexi Bold and Emily Schroeder, are jump starting the GU jump rope club for Zags looking to learn the ropes of competitive jump roping.

Flu shot clinics offered at GU administered by nursing students

Marissa Conter
Nov 10, 2021

Nursing majors doing their clinicals at Gonzaga help distribute flu shots offered at Health and Counseling Services through Nov. 11.

The secret life of pets: GU's underground world of furry friends

Anders Svenningsen
Nov 10, 2021

Despite campus housing policies strictly forbidding the housing of pets, some anonymous students share their experience keeping animal companions in on-campus housing.

On the quest for humanity: GU socratic club hosts debate on love

Noah Apprill-Sokol
Nov 10, 2021

GU philosophy professors Tyler Tritten and Danielle Layne spoke at a presentation hosted by the socratic club on the effects of sacrificial and sexual love.

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Suspects from drive-by shooting in Logan Neighborhood arrested

Asher Ali
Nov 8, 2021

Two men who were already in jail on separate charges have been connected to the Sept. 28 shooting that left two people injured.

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GU administration removes inappropriate photos from College Hall

Devan Iyomasa
Nov 5, 2021

The university responded to the story published yesterday by the Gonzaga Bulletin outlining racially insensitive material in the Rogues Gallery of College Hall.

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Racially insensitive photos remain posted in College Hall display

Isabella Asplund-Wain
Nov 3, 2021

Following a 2019 investigation into culturally insensitive photos in College Hall, staff writer Isabella Asplund Wain follows up to investigate the university's response.

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The Spokesman-Review names Ostersmith one of 12 "Women of the Year"

Sofia Chavez
Nov 3, 2021

Suzanne Ostersmith, director of dance at Gonzaga, was recently named one of the "Women of the Year" for her contributions to the Spokane community.

Global Conversations Series offers opportunity for cultural growth

Noah Apprill-Sokol
Nov 3, 2021

Global Conversations Series acts as an opportunity for Zags to hear different perspectives and broaden their understanding of cultural diversity.

GU's Jeffery Ramirez inducted into American Academy of Nursing

Sophia McKinstry
Nov 3, 2021

In October, Jeffery Ramirez was inducted into the American Academy of Nursing for his contributions to the nursing world.

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GU Active Minds sparks conversation about mental health on campus

Olivia Galbraith
Nov 3, 2021

Active Minds was started in 2019 and is based on the national organization that aims to destigmatize conversations about mental health.

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GSBA makes changes to its staff, adding new specialized positions

By Claire Tollan
Oct 27, 2021

GSBA adds three new specialized positions in lieu of class representatives, leading to increased student engagement with GSBA events.

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Clothesline Project raises awareness for survivors with display

Sophia McKinstry
Oct 27, 2021

"The Clothesline Project" display in Hemmingson brings awareness to survivors who have experienced sexual assault on GU's campus.

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Voters' election day guide to three Spokane City Council positions

Andrew Lof
Oct 27, 2021

Multiple Spokane City Council positions are up for election on Nov. 2, with one position up for election in each of the three council districts.

Robin Kelley brings back DEI online newsletter "Diversity Digest"

Gabe McDonald
Oct 27, 2021

After a yearlong hiatus following COVID-19, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion's newsletter, Diversity Digest, will return to online platforms.

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Health and Counseling hires new POC counselor after past BSU attack

Lillian Piel
Oct 20, 2021

A new, POC identifying counselor, Martal Prewitt, has been hired by Health and Counseling Services.

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