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Prominent candidates in the Democratic presidential race have proposed the idea of eliminating student debt. What does that mean for Americans and Gonzaga?
The term once inspired political informity, advocacy, but now, it's a symbol of everything wrong with online activism.
Many have been wondering why there's a drop in student attendance at men's basketball games. Blame it on the ticket office and GU Athletics.
Sleep deprivation is almost a given in college. But at Gonzaga, the workaholic culture contributes to our lack of shut eye.
Gonzaga's core requirements can seem a drag to underclassmen, but the reality is, core classes are just as important as major-specific courses.
Life off-campus means freedom from the COG. While that can be a good thing for some, it's a mess for others that ends with expired food, a diet of pop-tarts, cold brew and tears.
Beards, mustaches and goatees run rampant throughout the month of November. Their presence has a deeper meaning than a lack of shaving cream.
After The Daily Northwestern faced scrutiny for covering an on-campus speech from Jeff Sessions, one thing is certain: student journalists aren't to blame.
Office of Health Promotions has added several signs of positive reinforcement around campus. Some love the kind words, others don't.
Christmas is so great, that it should be celebrated early. And no, those who do get festive early aren't committing a crime.
How could Trump lose in 2020? After a shocking loss in 2016, the focus for Democrats in 2020 must lie in vital swing states.
Mark Few faced backlash for telling CA Gov. Gavin Newsom to "stay in his lane" over a new student athlete compensation bill, most of which is uncalled for.
Several Catholic elementary schools were absent from astronaut Anne McClain's speech, showing the close-mindedness of the Diocese of Spokane.
California planned blackouts to stop wildfires aims to save lives, not money. A student responds to Jonah Jellesed's opinion piece in a letter to the editor.
When it comes to Halloween, feel free to dress up. But leave trick-or-treating to the kids and allow them to enjoy their sweets on Halloween night.
In upcoming Spokane city elections, GU students will find the results more impactful than many of the news stories currently dominating national headlines.
The spooky, ancient origins of the celebration of Halloween aren't quite akin to trick-or-treating. Halloween has become more than just sweets and scares.
Halloween costumes can be an escape from the cultural norms that confine us, letting us be someone else for the night.
With the Hong Kong protests, the sad truth is that gaming companies would rather preserve financial interests than human rights.
To avoid the fire, a new California policy plans on shutting down power in high risk areas, saving the electricity companies millions while citizens pay.
In response to Gonzaga's Queer Student Union and a previous Bulletin article, Path of Life questions the nature of GU events and their possible biases.
The viral video posted in August relied too heavily on institutionalization of homeless people rather than helping them.
In a world of constant problems, polarization and hate, don't undermine your ability to be a catalyst for change.
The new super villain thriller's message (or lack thereof) is devoid of meaning. Instead, the movie is meant to upset and offend.
Blame Gonzaga men's basketball, not GU housing and residence life for the lack of on-campus housing for the Zags-UNC game.
Let it snow, Let it snow, Let it snow! What early snow in Spokane means for new and seasoned GU students alike.
Ambiguity surrounding Gonzaga's drinking policy for students over 21 is causing confusion for students and staff alike.
Member of GU board of trustees' involvement in Trump's boarder wall is questionable, but his work for Gonzaga has been generous.
A survivor reflects on life at GU, the Cardinal Bea House allegations and the healing process following an event that changed his life.
Spotify or Apple Music? Neither. With the rise of streaming services, musicians are paying (literally) for our ease of access to their music.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's call for an impeachment inquiry is a win for the country, no matter what either party may tell you.
Although the Swedish teen's climate change speech at the a U.N. gathering has the world fired up, criticism of her misses the mark.
Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang's universal basic income proposal begs the question: is the freedom dividend feasible?
A Florida boy's bullying situation was turned upside down, creating a uplifting story of the true power of community and sport.
A new article by The New York Times has solidified the accuracy of claims against Kavanaugh by Deborah Ramirez, reigniting last year's debacle.
While failure at Gonzaga is a tough event to overcome, perserverence and GU's wealth of resources will always get you through adversity.
The recent e-cigarette fueled health crisis has created fear over the uncertainty of what people are really smoking.
Although some of the new additions to Gonzaga's campus may cause student's headaches, it's for a cause greater than parking spaces.
Gonzaga's "Freshman Games" is a great social avenue for new students, but remembering safety basics is always key.
As Disney and Sony seemingly end their partnership over Spider-Man, Kevin Feige and Marvel are forced to enter a new era in the MCU.
What USWNT star Carli Lloyd's NFL kicking aspirations could mean for gender norms, professional sports and contemporary society.
Although some of the new changes to Gonzaga's campus wasn't quite welcome by Zags (Hemmignson Furniture), there are some highlights.
GU students' search for Logan Neighborhood housing has become increasingly competitive causing stress for all in search of a lease.
The recent online battle between fast-food chains has shown the power of the chicken sandwich, viral marketing and a simple tweet.
Along with aggregating a trade war, Trump's stubborn stance on Chinese tariffs has created legitimate fear of recession.
A 51st state, religious warfare and political violence: a look at the beliefs of the Spokane Valley state representative.
Trumps Title X changes block funding for health care providers offering abortion services, sparking debate over who has the right to control a woman's body.
As the Amazon Rainforest stays ablaze, Brazil's leaders show lack of concern for the home of 20% of Earth's total oxygen supply.
The one day Transfer/Veteran/Returning Adult Student (TVRAS) program allows for a smooth transition into GU for new and old students alike.
The political rhetoric following the death of convicted sex offender and former financier Jeffery Epstein displays the lengths we will go to for party alignment.