Virtual events ranging from a dance show to an LGBTQ+ inclusive prayer service are taking place at GU for Fall Family Engagement.

Gonzaga contact tracers are hard at work on a smaller population that makes their job even more unique. 

GU students and faculty add new waste bins to campus as part of a larger project that will cut down the school's carbon footprint.

GU's new club, SEW is bridging the gap by teaching and providing women, within the Spokane community, with resources that empower them.

COVID-19 has caused GU's Nursing students to adapt to last-minute scheduling changes, make-up labs and clinicals and more.

GU is providing resources and opportunities for students who want to take action against climate change.

With four methods of COVID-19 testing being utilized at GU, the university has a positivity rate of just below 1% which is about where Spokane county is. 

Gonzaga has been awarded a sub-grant from Fordham University to host a conference initiating conversations around Catholic sexual abuse.

Meals in the Margins was started by GU alums and is continuing to serve the Spokane houseless community on Tuesday and Thursday's.

Gonzaga Young Life became the first chapter in the country to publicly disband over the issue last week.

GU Freshman roommates turned into life long friends and co-hosts of a podcast that helps navigate life after college graduation.

A local organization is working to support survivors of domestic abuse in the Latinx community with the help of Gonzaga volunteers.

GU students participated in a Black Lives Matter protest last Saturday in response to charges against one of Breonna Taylor's killers. 

GU alum, Andrew Riesen, is helping to fight the COVID-19 battle by using his experience of mental health struggles to help others.

After transitioning from Michigan to Washington, Annmarie Caño is ready to fulfill her new role at Gonzaga in a big way.

There are multiple ways that students can feel unsafe, but there are even more resources for safety all around Gonzaga. 

Old racially restrictive language remains on some housing policies in Spokane. A third-year GU law student is working to remove them.  

Normally, GU's Center for Community Engagement would be recruiting new student mentors, this year that process looks a bit different. 

Authenticity and leadership is how new Associate Chief Diversity Officer, Robin Kelley, plans to bring change to GU.

Mariella Zavala, new GU professor, wants students to know that she is there for them, particularly undocumented students.

ZALI members feel as if the dashboard set up by GU of current COVID-19 cases on campus is not enough.

The annual event is held as a personal journey this year, where participants can walk between Sept. 5 through Sept. 19.   

GU services worked with Unity Multicultural Education Center staff to restore and assure the safety of the Black Lives Matter exhibit.  

Jimmy Kimmel is just one of the many that participated in GU's virtual graduation this Sunday, where Zags finally got their send-off.

As Zags continue the fall semester, GU Housing and Residence has a plan in the event that a student contracts COVID-19.

While most things are looking a little different these days, Gonzaga Counseling is trying to keep all their resources accessible.

Utley is taking on her position at the Gonzaga Bulletin in a complicated time. Even so, she has big plans on the horizon for the paper.

With 80% of Zags having decided to move back to campus, Gonzaga implemented newer, more efficient move-in protocol. 

Arcelia Martin, former editor-in-chief of the Gonzaga Bulletin, prepared her speech for Sunday's commencement, in quarantine.    

Driven by a love for his students, Kent Porterfield aims to prioritize diversity, student well-being and student collaboration at GU. 

Offering advice to first-year students is one of the most nostalgic things for Gonzaga seniors. Benjamin Seckington offers his insights here. 

Gonzaga professors know the deal. They preach flexibility and organization as some of the biggest keys to success in your first year. 

The transition online can be difficult, but Gonzaga professors are here with some tips and tricks for succeeding in a new learning style.

Designed with interdisciplinary learning in mind, Gonzaga's new Integrated Science and Engineering building will be finished in Fall 2021.

The Jesuits of Gonzaga discuss what it means to be a Jesuit and how the foundation of their actions are centered around creating a better world.

Gonzaga Student Body Association President Fese Elango sets out to make GU a community, despite online classes.

As the class of 2024 begins their college journey at GU, they are among the strongest and most diverse classes to enter the university.

Staff writer Devan Iyomasa has compiled the most recent protocol updates for returning to Gonzaga's campus with input from the Director of Community and Public Relations.