So the FAFSA’s over, now what?
FEBRUARY—Special Conditions So the FAFSA’s over, now what? I can almost hear the proverbial sigh of relief coming from the masses of parents who were able to complete their free
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Heating Up The Academics
Heating Up The Academics Your student is probably tired of winter – we sure are. As we wait for spring’s arrival, you might encourage your student to shake off the
Student Reflection: “Love”
By Matthew Kiernan, ‘11 As a senior, my career at Gonzaga has been filled with many amazing blessings and opportunities. These include friendships, classes, retreats, sports, and many other surprises.
Healthy Choices
As we all know, a New Year’s Resolution is a commitment that an individual makes to one or more personal goals, projects, or the reforming of a habit. One of
Spring Break Safety
By Bobby VanCleve and Jill Yashinsky-Wortman, Student Life Spring Break is one of the most anticipated breaks of the school year. To students, Spring Break represents the chance to escape
Sweet Dreams!
By: Jill Royston, Program Coordinator, Student Wellness Resource Center Imagine your best night’s sleep – no interruptions, the perfect warmth, sweet dreams….and when was that? I think for me that
Pedestrian Safety – Presidential message
A message from President Thayne McCulloh regarding pedestrian safety – Pedestrian Safety at Gonzaga University
Student Stress
A wonderful article in University Parent Connection: A parent’s guide to their student’s stress http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/3dGlvs/www.universityparent.com/2011/02/01/a-parent%E2%80%99s-guide-to-their-student%E2%80%99s-stress
Homecoming 2011
Dear Families, Homecoming week is a longstanding tradition at Gonzaga that celebrates our campus community and its traditions and it will be here very soon! This year’s theme is “Keeping
Diet or Eating Disorder?
By: Jill Yashinsky-Wortman, Student Life Case Manager The freshman 15 is something of lore in most college campuses. Rumor has it that students gain 15 pounds once they go to