A gas leak near Coughlin, St. Catherine / St. Monica and Madonna residence halls early Friday morning forced 750 GU students to evacuate for over an hour. No students were hurt in the incident, but the leak also led to closures on Hamilton from Sharp to Trent as well as east and west of Hami…

Morgan Scheerer will be serving as the spring editor-in-chief. She is always ready and willing to work her hardest to create the best edition of The Gonzaga Bulletin. 

Jewish Bulldogs work to shine a light on Hanukkah at Gonzaga through club programming and celebration. 

The groups selected to receive funding for community improvement projects cover topics like sustainability, adulting and health and wealth.

The Gonzaga Rocketry Club will be designing and building a rocket to take to the Spaceport America Cup, which is an international competition. 

Gonzaga Health service collaborates with nursing school to have students administer the flu vaccine during peak flu season. 

Gonzaga's professors range from 50 year careers to others who are only 25-years-old all to create a unique and productive learning environment for Zags. 

With DACA’s fate held in the hands of the Supreme Court, GU informs undocumented students of policies of support and how allies can help.

Annual Christmas tree lighting in Hemmingson Center raises concerns with Fossil Free Gonzaga who say powering the tree is "not sustainable."

The Gonzaga Renewable Investment Group received their funding for the Tesla Powerwall 2 battery from Gonzaga's Green Fund. 

On Sept. 1, Gonzaga alum Father Michael Czerny was appointed to Pope Francis' sixth consistory, one of the highest ranking places in the Catholic Church.

With Thanksgiving being so close to winter break, many students stay on campus so Gonzaga community members invite students for a traditional dinner. 

Gonzaga students receive mental health benefits from professors who bring their dogs onto campus and in the classroom.

Housing and Residence Life introduced SYE and LLC programs to campus to develop holistic underclassmen and combat their struggles. 

Gonzaga does not close its doors for Veteran's Day. However, they still put on numerous events to respect those who have served in the military. 

The GSBA Senate is responsible for making major decisions on and off campus including club funding, bylaws and campus community. 

The Office of Health Promotion has been putting up stickers all around campus to promote uplifting thoughts in honor of November being gratitude month.

Jimmy Beh and Tyler Kieffer are the new friendly faces on campus, as they will begin their first year as Residence Directors this year.

Gonzaga University College Republicans bring Larry Elder to campus to present talk "Hollywood, Media, and Academia: The Axis of Indoctrination".

Andrew Goldman, professor of history, uses virtual reality to teach students about ancient civilizations in "Pompeii: Fact and Fiction."

GU's new Enthics and Sustainability Service Learning requires in the course's curriculum where students work with the Inland Northwest Community Gardens. 

Dr. Monica Bartlett conducted a study that consisted of 70 GU students on how expressing gratitude has positive effects on social relationships. 

With about 70 current Ambassadors and about 30 potential new recruits, the Gonzaga Ambassador application process is a lengthy feat. 

As Judi Biggs Garbuio prepares to leave GU for Catholic University in D.C. she reflects on her achievements and her next steps in life.

Halloween has been prevalent in GU culture since the beginning. Here's a look into the history of the celebration since 1912 to present.

"Halloweekend" is known as one of the most dangerous times to be out during the academic year and CSPS has the tips to stay safe and still have fun.

Melody Alsaker and her students are doing research to help develop medical machinery to make imaging more accessible, especially to children.

The Gonzaga School of Law and Catholic Charities have opened an immigration law clinic which allows law students to work real cases. 

La Raza honors loved ones with altar in Hemmingson Alcove, inviting the GU community to learn about the holiday through intersectional lens. 

As October is career month, alum offer their stories about their current careers and how GU got them to where they are now.

This year's DeSmet Hall's DJs add a unique spin with addition of live music to tradition of playing music throughout the school day. 

A year ago Sharp Avenue reopened after construction to make the road more sustainable and safer for GU students and other pedestrians. 

The upcoming mayoral election between City Council President Ben Stuckart and Nadine Woodward has picked up speed as they move towards the election. 

The Spokane City Council president candidates emphasize homelessness, public involvement, transportation and roads, and sustainability.