After a year of cancelled concerts and postponed events, it is more important than ever to support local artists and live music. 

The threat of the European Super League has many soccer fans worried that this will be the tipping point that ruins soccer for good. 

The power of film has always amazed audiences. It helps connect us to one another, in ways that surpass even our wildest imaginations. 

There is nothing quite like getting lost in your favorite book. Staff writer Sydney Fluker sits down and pens a love letter to reading. 

Life is full of opportunities to be spontaneous. The next time one crosses your path, you should take it and run with it. 

This year more than ever we've seen a rise in performative activism. On paper it might look helpful, but in reality it can do more harm than good. 

Beyond our four years at Gonzaga, a Jesuit education lies in the way we stand up for one another and are in service of a greater good. 

West coast and East coast lifestyles can be extremely different, which begs the question: which one is best? 

We're beginning to see a glimpse at a world post COVID-19, but are we ready to go out back out into the world again? 

Lil Nas X's new music video has received a lot of backlash for its portrayal of sexuality, but is any of it justified or warranted? 

This past year it's been hard to find a sense of comradery, which is why (virtually) gathering to watch sports has helped boost morale for many. 

In this week's dueling column, staff writer Arielle Clayborn argues that horoscopes help us create a sense of self in an ever changing world. 

In a year where it has been hard to find the silver lining, staff writer Cade Hajovsky encourages us to reflect on our personal growth this past year. 

With Annmarie Caño as the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, the school is taking steps to make sure they create an inclusive community for all. 

In this week's dueling column, staff writer Anders Svenningsen rebuffs the idea that zodiac signs have anything to do with a person's character. 

From reluctant fan to biggest cheerleader, Riley Utley reflects on her time as a GU men's basketball fan and the memories she will forever cherish. 

Making the switch to a plant based diet might seem daunting, but if you just start with little changes here and there you'll be surprised at how easy it is. 

Even though this hasn't been a normal year in any way, senior year of college still holds all the bittersweet magic, pandemic or no pandemic. 

In the past few weeks there have been countless headlines boasting that the pandemic is nearing its end, but this narrative is doing more harm than good. 

There's a new internet feud brewing: Millennials vs Gen Z. From skinny jeans to side parts, the attacks lobbed at each side are entertaining to say the least. 

The harmful new trend circulating on TikTok, "Super Straight" is a direct attack on the LGBTQ community and promoting a damaging narrative on sexuality. 

Seniors Michael Larson and Paulina Thurmann urge Zags to lend a helping hand and help fight the growing homelessness problem in Spokane. 

This past week has shed light on the discrepancies in treatment between male and female athletes during the March Madness tournament. 

Living in the Logan Neighborhood is a rite of passage for many Zag upperclassmen. But is the mad dash to find housing worth it? 

The public's perception of the Royal Family shifted dramatically after Meghan and Harry's interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this month. 

In light of Sarah Everard's murder earlier this month, women have come forward to express the fears they feel on a daily basis, and how they try and stay safe. 

Gonzaga must be an active ally for their LGBTQ staff and students on campus and must take steps to ensure their safety and security. 

A lot has changed in the past year, including how we celebrate major milestones. 

Last year we all grieved the loss of March Madness. It makes its triumphant return this year, but is it the same without the Kennel? 

Eating disorders on college campuses are alarmingly normalized, a toxic narrative which needs to be addressed. 

Award shows during COVID-19 might seem like they provide a sense of normalcy, but are they really just a slap in the face? 

Is climate change the future of the Republican Party? Caitlin O'Dell believes the right should align with conservation focused agendas to stay alive. 

This past year has taught us many things, but perhaps the most valuable lesson of all is to stay open minded and adaptable to whatever comes your way. 

Body shaming and fatphobia are at an all time high nation wide, and this invisible pandemic is taking its toll on everyone.  

Sexism in sports is sadly not a new issue, but the media's role in the ongoing struggle is adding a new layer to the situation. 

Indaba coffee battles it out with The Supreme Bean for the title of best local coffee shop. 

Supreme Bean battles it out with Indaba coffee for the honor of best local coffee shop. 

To go abroad or not to go abroad? Study abroad is a once in a lifetime experience that is not to be missed. 

It was announced that Gonzaga would make plans to return to in person classes in the fall, prompting a lot of excitement from students. 

It's been difficult staying connected with friends and family during the pandemic, but new traditions have arisen out of a tumultuous year. 

It's been a tough year to try and remain positive, but if we look around us we'll notice just how much we have to be thankful for. 

Gonzaga University is known for their outstanding basketball teams, but it's time we shine a light on all the other fantastic Zag athletic teams. 

In a letter to the editor last week, Planned Parenthood was written off as an abortion clinic, but the organization does so much more for the community. 

It was fun while it lasted, but the mind numbing entertainment of TikTok has become too much for some, leading to a breakup with the beloved app. 

In a world after the coronavirus, should Zoom be integrated into regular life, or should it become a thing of the past? 

Spo Sum is considered an iconic part of the Gonzaga tradition, and despite its lackluster name, the experience is anything but. 

With the recent attack on Temple Beth Shalom in Spokane, it prompts a larger conversation about the rise of Anti-Semitism in the United States. 

While GU's beloved spring break was canceled for safety reasons, in its place are scattered days off to help students deal with workload. 

Building a community is a central part of an RA's job on campus. So how do you create that sense of community during a global pandemic? 

Gonzaga is known for its supportive community, but that support is lacking right now with students out partying and putting others at risk.