An account with anonymous posts from GU students has acted as a platform for students to speak out against sexual assault. 

Students have found a community of faith in Thirst, the nondenominational student-led worship group.

As they wrap up their yearlong senior design project journeys, graduating engineers reflect on the experience that represents the culmination of their studies at GU.

Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee will make an appearance at the event on Thursday. Along with founder of the climate action group 350.org Bill McKibben and the executive director of the US Climate Action Network Keya Chatterjee.

International studies are her passion and through her international experiences, Alisha Lombardi is ready to guide the next generation of students in their study abroad plans.

A hybrid graduation ceremony will take place in the Wolff Auditorium in Jepson on April 29 at 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. for graduating members of the LGBTQ community on campus.

A new club for chess-loving Zags has emerged and invites players of all skill levels to join.

Inspired by her passion for diverse cultures, Ashley Davis hopes to leave a lasting impact on GU as she begins her journey as Director of International Student & Scholar Services.

Gonzaga Family Haven will be for families experiencing homelessness and will provide a variety of amenities include personal health classes. 

Braden Bell and Charlotte Low believe GU needs to address the disparities revealed by the pandemic, which they intend to do in their new positions. 

As COVID-19 cases steadily rise at GU, the SRHD announced all adults over the age of 16 will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting April 15.

GU will be put to the test when the Northwest Commission for Colleges and Universities conducts a virtual campus visit to determine whether the university's  accreditation status gets renewed.

Around 250 GU student welcome volunteers are needed to pull off orientation. This year, the role of small group leader and super small group leader have merged into one role.

The compost bins will have a QR code sticker on them that will take students to the Rethink Waste GU website.

Nervous and excited are two of the emotions felt by parents of kids in SPS, but what does it mean for Gonzaga?

At over $60,000 a year, Gonzaga has been deemed worth it and holds its place among schools like University of Virginia. 

In an effort to bring attention to the homeless crisis in Spokane, a group of students launched the Humanizing Spokane project, which seeks to create lasting change in the community. 

The New Students and Family Programs department will be the product of Parent and Family Relations and First Year Experience coming together to provide a more cohesive experience for students.

Cultural clubs across campus have found new ways to celebrate their annual festivals in the age of COVID-19.

The app would allow for accounts to be in one place, geolocation and notification for events. The app is in the process of being approved.

With a passion for her culture and family, Isabel Yasana Hawley earned the REDW Native American Scholarship in Accounting and is dedicated to giving back to her community through her work.

Womxn Skate, a new female-led skate club has popped up on campus to empower Zags of all identities through the art of skating.

The 11th annual Diversity Monologue will take place on March 30 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. via Zoom. 

With 7,000 Moderna vaccines CHAS Health was in need of a mass vaccination site that met all policy requirements. Luckily, GU was able to provide. 

100% of all money raised at the Zagathon virtual dance event will go to Sacred Heart Children's Hospital to help miracle kids. 

While the stress of finding off-campus housing can be looming for underclassmen, starting early and having a plan can help prepare for success. 

Rosemary Muriungi's dream of bringing education around the world, started at 19. Since then she has gone on to advocate for equal education opportunities.

Spokane Police Department officer gives advice for staying secure after numerous winter break incidents.

The tight-knit community of Seminary students at GU start their days in prayer and end the day with laughs shared together.