More information has come forward regarding the incident on Sept. 14 involving a man who caused a disturbance to a class in College Hall.

Gonzaga School of Business has evolved immensely in its 100 years at GU, and is now focusing on its future successes. 

Angela George and Dashane Fugate, GU seniors, lead a chalk event to honor the lives lost to police brutality in America. 

Gonzaga administration recognized GU Law School Dean Rooksby's efforts and reappointed him for his second term, which lasts until 2024.

The ClimeTime grant aims to educate elementary and middle school students on the impacts of climate change.

CCP encourages all GU students, first-year and returning, to utilize any necessary student resources with the help of CCP staff guidance, after a tumultuous year. 

GU Outdoors is offering a plethora of outdoor opportunities, both in Washington and out of state, this fall semester.

Gonzaga's political science department hosted a panel that discussed how to best commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

GU community members gathered for Mass of The Holy Spirit, a traditional mass held to pray for God's guidance and wisdom as the school year commences. 

An email update Wednesday states that the unarmed man entered the classroom while yelling degenerative insults at the class.

GU faculty member Ayers is the fourth individual to receive JASPA's Ignatian Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Student Affairs.

Asher Ali discusses how his passion for sports, international relations and writing lead him to becoming the fall editor-in-chief.

The Unity Multicultural Education Center's annual Diversity Monologues were recognized among 28 Jesuit universities for its commitment to diversity and social justice.

Friday, DICE will host their annual block party, where students can both socialize and get to know the mission and/or resources DICE offers at GU. 

Despite recent alterations to program safety guidelines, only five GU students have cancelled their study abroad plans for fall semester.  

Visiting law professors Christopher Mercado, Erin Carr and Wayne Unger have all been welcomed to GU School of Law for the 2021-2022 academic school year. 

The Department of Special Education is now offering a new major called Board-Certified assistant Behavioral Analyst (BCaBA) after a recent curriculum refresh. 

After an 18-month commission, GU released its report on the Catholic sexual abuse crisis including recommendations on next steps for President McCulloh.

The campus pride index measures how inclusive colleges are of LGBTQ+ students and ranks campuses on a five-star scale.

Fr. Stephen Kuder, S.J., a notable figure on GU's campus, died on Aug. 5 at the age of 79.

Gonzaga Law School student Kacy Tellessen's memoir "Freaks of a Feather" was recently published by Latah Books. 

From sustainable energy to fair trade, there are many ways for Zags to get involved with activism-based clubs on campus.

After months of remote learning and online high school classrooms, the class of 2025 makes its way onto GU's campus.

Members of BRIDGE get peer mentors to help guide them through their first year at GU and start building community.

This upcoming Monday, RHA will host Sophomore Welcome Night for students to reconnect after challenging first-year circumstances. 

GU President Thayne McCulloh announced Sunday that the mask mandate would be re-instated on campus due to the increase of positive COVID-19 cases on the national and local level.

Michelle Paulin, U.S. Foreign Service diplomat, represents the U.S. and GU as she supports Olympic athletes at the 2021 Games.

Cultural clubs like BSU, AAU, FASU, QSU, and more are ready to return to in-person meetings and welcome back their members.

Many on-campus employers are looking to hire Zags as the start of a new school year approaches.

COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise in Washington, and GU is taking extra precaution along with vaccinations.

As GU prepares to welcome a new class of incoming students, staff writer Anders Svenningsen offers a sneak peak into this year's first-year orientation weekend.

The university notified students that masks will be required for non-full vaccinated people and in certain healthcare settings.

Students who plan to attend university programs in-person in any capacity will have to send proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

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.