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Healthy Living
By: Courtney Mueller, Zag Dining Digital Coordinator The new year has arrived! Let the undertaking of the resolutions begin! One of the most common resolutions is, undoubtedly, losing weight and
FAFSA: Priority Filing due February 1st
By: Sherri Peterson, Financial Aid Have you submitted your FAFSA for the 2014-2015 school year? If you need Financial Aid for the upcoming year, then you will want to submit
Gonzaga-in-Florence
By: Alisha Lombardi, Gonzaga-in-Florence Gonzaga-in-Florence is a study abroad experience that engages students to look outside their comfort zone and experience a different culture, and at the same time continues
Diet or Eating Disorder?
By: Nicola Miller, Center for Cura Personalis The “freshman 15” is something of lore on most college campuses, referring to weight gain experienced by many new college students. This weight
Holiday Shuttles
By: Mandy Silva, GSBA Vice President The link for the Christmas Break shuttles is up and running! Go to https://commerce.cashnet.com/GSBA to reserve your ride. Shuttles will run: Tuesday, December 17
Commencement Information
By: Angela Ruff, Special Projects Manager Senior parents, you may have received a sign that graduation is right around the corner – our graduation partner, CE Ward National, mailed full-color
Winter Tips
By: Nicola Miller, Center for Cura Personalis Assistant Director The holiday season is upon us which means a lot of your students will be heading home for break. In Spokane, Thanksgiving
Let the Christmas Countdown Continue!
By: Bailee Neyland, University Advancement And just like that, we’ve found ourselves in the holiday season once more! As Zags, you know what that means – it’s Advent Calendar time!
Scholarship Search
By: Sherri Peterson, Financial Aid “Economists report that a college education adds many thousands of dollars to a man’s lifetime income – which he then spends sending his son to