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

Housing and Residence Life will be shutting down student housing on Dec. 14, four days before the GU vs. UNC game, forcing students to find another place to crash if they want to stay to cheer on the team. 

With the Spokane elections coming up be in the know about the two candidates, Tim Benn and Michael Cathcart, as they run for the District 1 seat, which GU is located in. 

Candidates running for mayor, city council president and city council members discuss the effects of climate change on Spokane. 

Karlene Hoo is the new dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and hopes to bring holistic education to newest generation of GU students. 

GU Senior Sophia Maggio is the first psychology major to ever received the Morris Undergraduate Research Fellowship for summer research.

For some Gonzaga students, their families' have been rooted on campus for generations. For others, they are paving their own path.

The Disability Access Office passionately offers disability services and accommodations for students on Gonzaga's campus. 

Family Weekend will have events both on and off campus so families can get the full Spokane experience. 

With the Fulbright Grant, American scholars abroad to lecture or conduct research, GU's Dr. Ann Ostendorf, travels to Japan to teach history. 

GU students gathered throughout campus to protest a Board of Trustee member, Timothy Barnard's contribution to U.S. Mexico Boarder wall.

Payne Center for Leadership Development new director, Pamela Alverado, brings passion for education creating positive leadership experience.

GU's campus has made an active effort to eat fresh and eat local, so here are several places to find in budget solutions to eating fresh. 

Gonzaga is known for their STEM education programs but what may not know is they have a diverse set of clubs related to every aspect of STEM.

Students and faculty from GU joined the greater Spokane community downtown today to partake in an act to address the need for political action for climate change. 

With increase in number of vaping-related diseases, GU's Health & Counseling Services considers how to deal with those who could be affected.

Office of Mission and Ministry vice president, Michelle Wheatley, uses her 12 years at Gonzaga to bring the Jesuit mission alive on campus.

GU launches a new applied mathematics major with expected major growth to bridge the gap between theory and practical implementation. 

All are welcome to attend and cheer on Gonzaga's ROTC program at the Spokane hosted ROTC Ranger Challenger on Oct. 24-26. 

Whether it's Zag Volunteer Corps or a youth mentorship program, GU's Center for Community Engagement has volunteer opportunities for all.

Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib sits down with the Gonzaga Bulletin to answer questions discussing the future of higher education in Spokane. 

With over 200 international students, this shows that students from around the world come to Gonzaga for more than basketball.

Over Gonzaga's summer break there was a change in leadership made within the department of Campus Security & Public Safety (CSPS). 

The $60 million building will expand the two schools' medical partnership. The project is expected to finish in August of 2022. 

Two opposing columns by a law professor and a GU law student discussed the implications of political clothing in the legal field. 

The Gonzaga Community has been celebrating its Jesuit history for 50 years with a Pilgrimage through Northern Idaho. 

The  Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center opened on April 25 and features a 759 seat theater and a museum of Woldson's mansion. 

Due to her previous experience in performing arts, Dichone enriches her math classes with innovative and creative teaching methods.

The Ethnicity, Race and Indigenous Peoples Conference wants to use their platform to create a global community in Spokane. 

Popular lime scooters in Spokane community stir up trouble forcing GEO fence speed limit on Gonzaga's campus and around community. 

Furniture in GU's Hemmingson Center was updated over the summer. Not every Zag likes it and one student started a petition for the decor to be changed. 

Last year, GU hired a new provost and four new deans. This new academic leadership includes four women.

Spokane has many goat-themed restaurants and statues including The Garbage Goat, Flying Goat and Iron Goat.

Spokane's food trucks come to Gonzaga's campus every Wednesday. Not only do they feed GU students, but homeless students as well.

Two departments, philosophy and the graduate enrollment management group, have moved office space over the summer.

The $56 million Integrated Science & Engineering Building was approved. It will break ground this fall and will be completed by 2021.