Pedestrian Safety – Presidential message
A message from President Thayne McCulloh regarding pedestrian safety – Pedestrian Safety at Gonzaga University
Posts Categorized / Health and Safety
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
Alcohol FAQ: Am I better off than other people if I can hold my liquor?
From my college experience, I recall a culture of drinking where I thought that everyone was drinking a lot and drinking all the time; however now that I have worked
Relationships 101
by: Jill Yashinsky-Wortman and Jill Royston Building relationships, both with friends and those more romance-based, are an integral part of the college experience. This is a time for students to
All Around Campus – Introducing John VanSant
John VanSant Title: Director of Campus Public Safety and Security Number of Years in the field: 25 Major areas of responsibility: Overall management of campus security and safety, crime prevention,
Flu Season has arrived
The Flu Season has arrived. The Gonzaga Student Health Center is here to help. If your student is experiencing a fever, cough, headache, body aches and/or fatigue, he/she may have
Building Relationships, Both With Friends and Those More Romance-based
By: Jill Yashinsky Building relationships, both with friends and those more romance-based, are an integral part of the college experience. This is a time for students to discover what they
Prepare Your Student to Return Home
As you prepare for your son or daughter to return home during the holiday break, consider working with them to make the best of their time at home. Transitions can
H1N1 Update
Dear Parents, We can use your help in keeping our students healthy. Spokane Regional Health District authorities tell us the regular flu season is here and our community will be