The ongoing construction near campus promises a better tomorrow for commuters, but right now students face one roadblock after another. 

Head still spinning from the presidential election? Staff writer Alex Bhayani gives you the rundown on what went down behind the scenes. 

Tired of the same boring dinners each night? Check out these local restaurants offering takeout options and spice up your life. 

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. 

Harry Styles' historical Vogue cover and the surprising conservative backlash that followed, paved the way for new conversations about masculinity. 

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. 

There is no denying "Friends" is a beloved show, but it is not the end-all be-all of shows. There are so many other exciting shows we should give a chance. 

Our world has been taken over by various streaming services, but which ones are actually worth spending your precious college dollars on? 

The Black Student Union was subjected to vile and hateful comments made by anonymous individuals. We as a collective must do more to protect our students of color. 

Gonzaga University must be held accountable to their promises of diversity and inclusivity, and must take tangible action towards those promises. 

Celebrities are often relied on to promote charities and other activism organizations, but often their collaboration does more harm than good. 

Beer die has taken over college campuses across the country, but is it nothing more than an overrated and overplayed game? 

The national debt crisis is often overlooked, especially in our current geopolitical climate, yet it remains one of our country's most pressing issues. 

The phenomenon "beer die" has taken over college campuses accross the nation, but is the game worth all the hype? 

In the iconic battle between hot and iced coffee, staff writer Lindsey Wilson shares why hot coffee will always be a fan favorite. 

With school online it is more important than ever to honor boundaries and respect when the working day is over. 

With so much of our lives spent behind a screen, it is paramount that our generation develops healthy social media habits. 

In the iconic battle between hot and iced coffee, staff writer Red Kwenda shares why iced is superior to hot every time. 

Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation was nothing more than a pawn for the Trump administration, further securing their hold on America. 

We have been building up to the 2020 presidential election all year, so to sit on the sidelines and not vote is simply not an option. 

Finding sustainable options during a global health crisis can be challenging, but the small steps you take today can have a lasting impact on life going forward. 

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has tipped the court to a conservative majority, something many college students are fearful of. 

COVID-19 doesn't mean the end of Halloween in 2020. The spookiest time of year can still happen with some small safety adjustments. 

Nalgenes are a cult favorite among people of all demographics, but now it faces unprecedented competition with the newly popular Hydro Flask. 

The Hydro Flask has grown in popularity in recent years, especially among college students. How does it hold up next to the beloved Nalgene? 

Pope Francis has come out in support of same-sex unions, and faces much backlash from the Catholic church and other religious figures for his statement. 

In the final presidential debate, not two weeks out from the election, the usual rah-rah leading up to November has dulled to exhaustion and annoyance. 

In a letter to the editor, Sustainability Leadership Programs Coordinator Madison Dougherty explains that environmental protection is something we all must contribute to. 

As we transition out of summer and into the cooler fall months, there is one thing we can all look forward to each year: pumpkin spice. 

Amazon's Jeff Bezos has made headlines since the beginning of his career. Now, he's poised to become the world's first trillionaire. 

Progressive legislation passed by the U.S. Supreme Court is under threat after the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg led to an imbalance on the bench. 

The Electoral College is a somewhat elusive, yet incredibly integral part of our democracy. We'll see their role in action come November. 

Gonzaga's testing protocol is not as far reaching as students might think. The contact tracing is lacking in many aspects of its mission. 

President Trump's downplaying of COVID-19 didn't stop after his positive diagnosis. In fact, it's made him more dangerous as a leader than ever. 

We cannot have our government officials still debating whether or not climate change is real. It is, and it's time to do something about it. 

Student reactions to Gonzaga's cancellation of spring break 2021 have been nothing short of an uproar. 

Midterms stressing you out? Here are some helpful tips to help you walk into that classroom (or Zoom meeting) feeling confident. 

Ever wondered what happens to Zags that are whisked off to isolation rooms? Here's your chance to get an inside scoop at life in COVID-19 quarantine. 

The first and only vice presidential debate happened Wednesday night between Senator Harris and Vice President Pence, where the former held all the power. 

The exposure of President Donald Trump's tax evasions has opened the door for the American public to see just how rigged our taxes are in favor of the wealthy. 

These past months have shown us that no one is immune to COVID-19, so the best solution forward is to work together with compassion, rather than fight one another. 

With this new adjustment to online learning, many students are struggling to stay productive without a concrete schedule. 

Gonzaga requires all students living on campus to purchase a meal plan, which jeopardizes those who are immunocompromised.