Winter Tips for Parents
The holiday season is upon us which means a lot of your students will be heading home for break. In Spokane, Thanksgiving and Christmas usually mark the beginning of winter
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Where to in Spokaloo
By: Chip Roe It’s December in the Inland NW and this year we had a record snowfall for the month of November. That makes my favorite place to go this
The Diversity Monologues: The Beauty of Voice
The Diversity Monologues The Beauty of Voice The Unity Multicultural Education Center in collaboration with GSBA brings the Gonzaga community the first ever Diversity Monologues! With a focus on this
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
The Alumni Association Scholarship program started back in 1978 by awarding three scholarships totaling $900. It was a start! Fast forward 30+ years: as of this year the program has
Get Your Students to Trek!
In an effort to give our students a competitive edge in the job market, the Gonzaga Alumni Mentor Program/Career Center has organized the Seattle and Portland Treks during the upcoming
Countdown to Christmas With Gonzaga!
You’re invited to enjoy a Gonzaga-themed advent calendar this Christmas season! Join “Santa Spike” each day of December in an interactive, informational and fun countdown to Christmas. What you will
Hectic Homecoming for the Holidays – One Student’s Advice to Families
Student-To-Parent By: Jacqueline Hirt ’12 After nearly three months away the semester’s end is fast approaching and Thanksgiving is upon us. An exciting October has now concluded and Gonzaga is
Jesuit Speak X – Who do you say that I am?
Fr. C. Hightower, S.J. As parents you have almost made it through the Fall. The tears, worries, laughter, and joy of having sent your student off to Gonzaga, while not
Thank You
To all of you who were able to join us for Fall Family Weekend, thank you for being here and for making this such a special weekend. We want to
Circle -K
Dear Gonzaga Parents, As you know finals week is rapidly approaching. This is often a very stressful time for students consumed by studying and wrapping up year-end projects, but it