Lavender Graduation Reflections
By: Brahiam Villanueva and Debbie Jean Brown I first heard of Lavender Celebration as a senior, less than two months before I would be receiving my diploma in
By: Brahiam Villanueva and Debbie Jean Brown I first heard of Lavender Celebration as a senior, less than two months before I would be receiving my diploma in
Michael Larson Sociology Class of 2021 Everett, Washington First-Year Student Reflection I remember the moment vividly when my
By: Katie Nollenberger Gonzaga is known for its established, rigorous, and intensive programs and the English Language Center at GU is no different. Established 40 years ago, the ELC has
By: Seth Fast Last month I was blessed, along with many other Zags, to visit the magnificent city of Budapest as part of the Travel Learning Program here
April 20, Burke & Farrow on the Me Too Movement Over 300 students received complimentary tickets to the upcoming Presidential Speaker Series event, featuring New York social justice activist Tarana
Gonzaga Give and Go is a collaboration between Housing and Residence Life and the Office of Sustainability. Throughout the years, during move out, staff has noticed large amounts of
For most people, the word “research” conjures an image of a biology or chemistry lab—but research isn’t restricted to the natural sciences. The skills an undergraduate can develop
“Students and parents please be cautious this time of year as US Bank is still seeing people fall victim to fraud and scams. Be wary of phone calls claiming
Jessica Maucione, PhD Gonzaga University English Department A Gonzaga in Florence Alum Returns…as a Professor! A ¼ Italian-American growing up in a mill-town in the Inland Northwest, I convinced