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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.
With Valentine's Day nearly upon us, the cynics come out of the woodwork to bash on Cupid's arrows and the season of love.
In this week's letter to the editor, there is possible disconnect between GU's Jesuit values and the Gonzaga Students for Reproductive Rights club.
Women face unrelenting pressure from society and the media to appear "young forever." This impossible standard is something that needs to be addressed.
The pandemic has opened our eyes to the widening gap between funding for the arts versus sports. Where will America's priorities leave our beloved theaters?
We so often find ourselves placing our politicians and representatives on pedestals, but this only hurts our democracy in the long run.
Newly elected President Biden faces many tough challenges in his early days in office. With the fate of the nation in his hands, how will he uphold his promises?
While known for its outstanding men's basketball team, Gonzaga is more than just a sports school, and its student pride reflects that.
Pixar's new film "Soul" has seen major acclaim for its profound message and theme, but some are unhappy with the portrayal of POC in the story.
With social media as widespread as it is, where do we draw the line between free speech and stopping the dissemination of dangerously wrong information?
Worried about figuring out what you want to study? Remember that life takes many twists and turns and your choice of major doesn't dictate your life.
Many of us are asking "where did we go wrong?" in terms of our coronavirus response, but it's more complicated than just pointing fingers.
Biden's inauguration was a moment of celebration for America, but the work to better ourselves and our country cannot end now. We must keep fighting.
While the pandemic has kept us physically apart, the arts have helped keep us emotionally together, as we share in the joys of this creative outlet.
Donald Trump will go down in the history books for many reasons, but becoming the first president to be impeached twice is arguably his biggest stain.
Make no mistake, the riots that happened at the Capitol were not in the name of patriotism. They were a violent response to a seditious act.
The pivotal Senate elections in Georgia were the cherry on top for Democrats, who now control both the House and the Senate.
Vanderbilt's Sarah Fuller made college football history and gives young women everywhere a glimpse into what this next generation of sports may look like.
The holidays can be the busiest time of year to travel, so we've rounded up some of the best ways to stay safe while heading home this winter.
Although Christmas often steals the spotlight, Thanksgiving is the real underdog winner of the holiday season.
Looking for a nice way to relax and stay safe this holiday season? Why not make your very own wine tasting night, from the comfort of your home.
While dearly beloved, Thanksgiving can't hold a candle to the majesty that is Christmas.
Only a real Christmas tree can bring the joy of the holiday season. Fake Christmas trees just aren't up fir the task.
Why waste your money on a tree that'll shed all its needles before Christmas? Fake trees make the holiday spirit last longer.
Why wait until the new year to revamp your life? There is no "right" time to make a change for the better.
President elect Joe Biden has put together a historic line up for his cabinet picks. Here are the in's and out's of his choices thus far.
With promising new COVID-19 vaccines on the horizon, it prompts conversations about just how important this discovery is for our future.
The ongoing construction near campus promises a better tomorrow for commuters, but right now students face one roadblock after another.
Tired of the same boring dinners each night? Check out these local restaurants offering takeout options and spice up your life.
Head still spinning from the presidential election? Staff writer Alex Bhayani gives you the rundown on what went down behind the scenes.
Harry Styles' historical Vogue cover and the surprising conservative backlash that followed, paved the way for new conversations about masculinity.
2020 has been a year of high highs and low lows, and everything in between. Editor in chief Riley Utley reflects on the year and finds the silver linings.
In a letter to the editor in response to the attack on GU's Black Student Union, 154 concerned faculty call upon the university to instigate real, progressive change.
This Thanksgiving break Zags are faced with a tough call to make. Is it better to finish out the year on campus or go back home early?
Thanksgiving is known in part for its impressive array of food, but which foods are actually worth digging into, and which could you take a pass on?
Arts and entertainment editor Natalie Rieth battles her way through all the Thanksgiving foods to crown pumpkin pie the ultimate winner.
In a year as stressful and chaotic as this one, it is more important than ever to focus on what we're grateful for.
Making time to prioritize self care can be difficult in a busy semester, but it's an integral part of staying healthy and happy.
Beloved "Jeopardy!" game show host Alex Trebek has died. Sofia Chavez takes a look back at the incredible legacy he has left behind.
Eastern Washington isn't normally known for its seafood, but the COG's salmon dish has made a name for itself and gained quite a following.