Greta Turnbull, assistant philosophy professor, maintains connections with students even after they leave her classroom.
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Senior Michael Larson's artwork was chosen to be entered in the CVG Art Festival in Bremerton's Collective Visions Gallery.
Freshmen decide to begin their in-person college experience in the spring semester after being remote in the fall.
GU professor urges students to vote in support of Spokane Public Schools levy to help the surrounding community.
The Gonzaga Bulletin's spring editor-in-chief discusses his journey to journalism and future aspirations.
Dialogue is the key to success with new GU club Students for Reproductive Rights which hopes to bring perspective to their community.
Whether to teach completely virtual or hybrid was the big question last semester. Three GU professors reflect on what they preferred.
Gonzaga nursing students are now allowed to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This doesn't, however, change their level of caution.
Gonzaga nursing students permitted to receive COVID-19 vaccine
The start of the fall semester meant the start of a new class at GU, one offering the tools for personal wellness during the pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues into spring semester and the protocol for GU and Washington State have been updated.
Viewers of the new GU virtual exhibit can explore themes of traditional Christmas music and colonial influence have shaped the holiday.
Little Fish Productions is a video production company in Spokane which was started by a GU alum, Rob Cup, and now employs numerous other Gonzaga grads. Though their work with local businesses, Gonzaga is connected to the Spokane community.
GU administrators have scheduled an additional reading day for March 11, resulting in a four-day weekend from March 11 to March 14.
As the fall semester comes to an end, reflection on the semester reveals how COVID-19 affected GU's campus and its community.
In the new wave of promoting sustainability on campus, GU has put in bike lockers to encourage students to think of more eco-friendly ways to get around campus.
At Monday's Town Hall, topics such as how campus security responds to hate crimes were discussed in light of the attack on GU's BSU.
GU was awarded a bronze rating in 2017 and has now been given a gold rating from AASHE's tracking program called, STARS, for sustainability strides.
A favorite ski spot for many GU students is open for the winter season for pass holders and with limited day passes.
Gonzaga students graduating in December find the closure to set off on their post-grad journey in an unprecedented time.
GU announced a list of administrators that will be panelists in the Town Hall, which will take place Dec. 7 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. PST.
The resignations of Kelly Alvarado-Young, Richard Menard and Amy Swank means Gonzaga has three large roles to fill.
Connection is one of the most important aspects of a special education classroom that GU students said is missing online.
Gonzaga faculty spent time overseas participating in the prestigious Fullbright Scholars program.
Learning via Zoom came with many challenges and GU students are deciding how they want to approach their classes spring semester.
Examining how Gonzaga students can work for the Associated Press on election night and the process of how the AP tracks election results. Learning about the history of the Associated Press working with Gonzaga students, and discovering why the AP is a significant contribution to democracy in…
Thought there won't be free caffeine or therapy animals, GU's Foley Library is one of many services still here to help students.
Though not on GU's campus, Chick-fil-A, a controversial yet popular chicken chain, is opening on Dec. 1 on 9304 N. Newport Highway.
GSBA and BSU sold 762 shirts within 48 hours of offering them to the GU community.
Many are upset with the recent firing of Spokane Health Officer Dr. Bob Lutz, who was also a central part in GU's COVID-19 response.
As flu season is upon us, GU students are forced to deal with the common cold and COVID-19.
Earlier this semester Gonzaga Without Borders participated in a river clean-up, one of many activities fostering connectedness.
After GU made the decision to cancel spring break to prevent COVID-19 spread, students believe the decision lacks their representation.
With the capacity to store 5 kW-h of energy, the new battery will allow the GU Office of Sustainability to be more self-sufficient.
As the fall semester finishes up on Dec. 18, GU sends out plan for the spring 2021 semester.
From noon to 1 p.m., members of the GU community gathered on Zoom to listen to and validate the experiences of students of color.
GU faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences gave presentations on topics from music to healing in the digital sphere.
During a Gonzaga Black Student Union meeting on Sunday, eight anonymous individuals entered and used racist and homophobic speech.
Gonzaga eliminates the requirement for prospective students to submit test scores, indefinitely.
The annual flu shot clinic put on by nursing students offers practice of a "real world" scenario and a service to GU students.
The Gonzaga community can come together and discuss their thoughts regarding the recent election through a Zoom analysis.
A look into the experience of having COVID-19, from exposure to isolation off-campus, and takeaways for the GU community moving forward.
With the Thanksgiving holiday around the corner, Gonzaga students will have to make the decision to stay in Spokane or go home.
The GU Writing Center helps students push through online classes by providing services virtually this semester.
Save Our wild Salmon is one of the local organizations GU students can volunteer with. They work to restore wild salmon populations.
"The Undocumented Lawyer" featuring Lizbeth Mateo, an undocumented immigrant who practices immigration law, was screened at GU.
Gonzaga biology students conducted an experiment to capture the squirrels of campus in collapsible traps, for hair samples.
Weekend classes give GU students the opportunity to explore topics like negotiation, communication and image and reputation management.
Senior Kate West experienced a wave of Zags Help Zags support after her Snapchat was hacked and her friends were contacted for money.
A fitness studio frequented by GU students has since increased security measures since experiencing an outbreak.
From hikes to kayaks, GU outdoors has and does it all. Students don't need experience, just a sense of adventure.
GU has partnered with Shorelight Education to recruit international students, as cultural diversity is a priority.