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This fall, Gonzaga University’s campus will be filled with the bright and shining faces of the class of 2023.
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As the university continues to grow, new projects replace old homes and fresh pavement lay upon old streets in a bid to make campus a bit more updated and accessible. The relocation of the English department to the Humanities Building last summer kick-started a number of new projects that h…
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Michael Tanaka is the incoming Gonzaga Student Body Association president. In his role, he plans to support student's passion projects and other projects already happening around campus.
Both federal and state work study allows students to find jobs easily on their college campus. Gonzaga employs nearly 1,500 students every year. Many of these students work at the Rudolf Fitness Center, Student Media, Foley Library and GUEST.
Students from various film classes have been hard at work to prepare for Gonzaga’s inaugural film festival. The festival will take place on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Jundt Auditorium.
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The sun has come back out in Spokane, which is great, but that also means it’s getting hotter too, just to add discomfort to the anxiety already induced by finals. You’re looking for something to relieve the stress and beat the heat, and you know of only one item that can satiate both.
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ZagLink is a new mentoring program that focuses on connecting upperclassmen with new students.
On April 30, 2019, Gonzaga Money Mentors hosted the first annual Women Mean Business. During this event, five career-savvy women spoke about their personal experiences in their endeavors on the path to success. Speakers included Ginger Ewing, Rosemary Muriungi and Jennifer Ferch. Among these…
On Saturday DICE will be hosting the third annual Cross-Cultural Olympics. Originally started by Asian-American Union, the Cross-Cultural Olympics is an event created to bring all of the cultural clubs on campus together to “relax after [the] festival season is over,” according to an event c…
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Two communication seniors have conducted a study of the Rudolf Fitness Center for their capstone project. Previously, Erin Johnson and Emma Winkelman noticed that mostly men seemed to work out in the weightlifting downstairs area, while women tended to stay in the upstairs cardio area. Their research found the comfortability of each gender of students in each part of the gym and why.
Although the legal tobacco age in Washington has been raised to 21, that legislation has no major impact on the smoking policy on Gonzaga's campus.
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Gonzaga club, Fair Trade Gonzaga, is a group dedicated to finding tangible pathways for growing the fair trade movement on campus.
After Jake Peterson's discovery of microplastics, Marcus Bernard and others conclude plastic microfibers from the Spokane River are plastic in composition.
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“So, classmates, let’s do this thing called life. But let’s do it well. Let’s be like that cannonball. The one that comes blazing out of nowhere and creates something that is long-lasting and embracing in love and passion,” said 2018 Gonzaga graduate Molly Bosch in her commencement speech.
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There have been significant changes made to the structure of the senior class programming committee. While senior events were previously planned and put on by what was known as Z-Core, the responsibilities now fall on the elected senior class representative, Kate Bredenberg.
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Gonzaga University reported through the 2017 Campus Climate Survey that 11% of respondents indicated that they had experienced unwanted sexual contact/conduct. However, Title IX protects GU community members when a report is filed with the university.
For students who are thinking about careers in health, a recently revamped club may catch their eye. Gonzaga University’s Health Science Club (HSC) has felt the need to better support its members.
On Thursday, April 25 from noon-1 p.m. the Gonzaga Law School and Center for Civil & Human Rights will host Harvard professor John Kroger for a discussion titled 'Fourth Amendment in the Age of Trump.'
RAs at Gonzaga use their programming to educate their residents campus resources, college success and much more.
The question, “What’s your major?” is something college students are guaranteed to hear throughout their four years. But that answer often changes with factors like job market and starting salaries weighing on Zags' minds.
The human physiology department at Gonzaga is one of the most rigorous. The graduating class is about half the size of the freshman class that was declared.
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President Thanye McCulloh announced that a commission will be created in response to how GU handles issues regarding sex abuse by clergy. This comes after the Bea House controversy and the release by Jesuits West Province of priests with credible allegations of sex abuse.
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As blackface scandals break out across the country, Gonzaga is attempting to get ahead of the issue by reviewing its archived photos. They have, so far, found photos of students in blackface in archived versions of The Bulletin and Spires, in addition to some photos which are in display in College Hall.
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Gonzaga has been certified as a Bee Campus, meaning it can have host beehives on campus. GU is the first Jesuit and Washington university to be a Bee Camps. It hosts over 20,000 bees.
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This Easter weekend, April 19-22, offers a host of activities for students who choose to stay on Gonzaga's campus for the long weekend.
A CH-47 Chinook helicopter will be flying into campus on Friday to transport ROTC cadets to their spring Field Training Exercise.
Laura Sims is the founding director for the new Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. Since getting here in July 2018 she has been responsible for everything that has gone into and will go into this new facility.
Writer, poet, and spoken word performer Anis Gisele came to Hemmingson Auditorium Tuesday night to share her stories and poems about her life and everything she has endured. The queer immigrant speaker from Manila, Philippines, came to Gonzaga to share aspects of her life that have formed he…
Navigating a future career path can be a daunting task to go about alone. Luckily for Gonzaga students, the Career and Professional Development team is here to help.
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Many departments at Gonzaga will be offering new classes for the first time for the fall 2019 semester.
On Monday GU will be hosting the Washington Policy Center and Young Professionals first part of the debate regarding tax policy. The second part of the debate will take place on Tuesday at Washington State University.
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The Muslim prayer space which used to be in the lower level of Crosby center at Gonzaga University, has been relocated and is now open for use on the third floor of College Hall. This initiative has been supported and spearheaded by Mission & Ministry, the Center of Global Engagement, and Plant Services. The space has undergone many significant changes that will make the prayer experience more fulfilling and accurate to Muslim faith.
The way in which gender and sexuality are portrayed in society are important indicators by which dialogue can be created. With personal stories and experiences, the authenticity of people who struggle with their place shines through, allowing for others to gain a new perspective on life.
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Victoria Hardwick, a Gonzaga grad, finished her first Iditarod. This is a dog sled race through Alaska that took her two weeks to complete.
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Loren Carrillo and James Vair and were both awarded the title of Fulbright Scholar. They will be participating in the same 11-month long program post-grad, teaching English to middle school students in Taiwan.
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A U.S. News & World Annual Rankings Report ranked Gonzaga University No. 4 among the west’s 140 regional universities, and No.1 for best undergraduate teaching.
As the weather warms up, learn about what events GU Outdoors is planning for the spring semester.
Soon, there will be a new mayor in Spokane, where a new look of Spokane will be brought, giving the people of Spokane a sense of new hope and new beginnings. Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart hopes to spark that new change, bringing an authentic personality and homegrown background…
The four vacant dean positions of the Schools of Leadership, Engineering and Applied Science, Nursing and Human Physiology and Education have been filled after a nationwide search according to emails sent to Gonzaga students, staff and faculty.
GEL Weekend is a pivotal moment for many prospective students in terms of deciding if GU is the place for them or not. While the numbers tend to stay the same from year to year the impact the event has on students is great.
The first democratic primaries are in less than a year.
On Monday, March 25 Spokane native and New York Times columnist Tim Egan spoke in the Hemmingson Ballroom about the importance of studying history and the shared narratives.
It's intersectionality week at GU.
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Duos Charlotte Driscoll and Caitlin Bowers and Michael Tanaka and Maurie Harbick are campaigning to be GSBA president and vice president for the 2019-2020 school year.
Money Mentors answer a question about how to handle credit cards.
On March 25 NYT writer Timothy Egan will be speaking in the Hemmingson Ballroom to both students and the greater Spokane community.
As of next fall themed housing will be ending and the houses will be changing into just houses for GU students to rent.
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The university is looking to fill dean positions in the schools of engineering and applied science, nursing and human physiology, leadership studies and education.
This February, Gonzaga’s Health and Counseling Services introduced three new support groups; Cinema Therapy, Expressive Arts and Coping with Difficult People.
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Zagathon is this Saturday, March 23 in Hemmingson from 4 p.m. to midnight. They hope to raise $80,000 with 800 dancers.
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The Gonzaga College Republicans have cancelled their event with Ben Shapiro due to Young America's Foundation pulling their funding.