By: Carol Bonino Sue Weitz, vice president for Student Life since 1987, and two Gonzaga students, Chelsea Davidson and Aubrey Giordano, have been joined by South African activist and former
By: Mike Kelsey The world has changed quite a bit since 1987. Republican Ronald Reagan was the president, the median household income was $25,000, Gonzaga only had 2100 undergraduate students,
Photo: Rajah Bose By: Chip Roe Last Month I talked about the Centennial trail. This Month lets take a look at the Spokane River. The Spokane River flows 111 miles
“I hate my roommate!” As a 15 year veteran of working in College Student Housing, I am honestly surprised that this call home doesn’t happen more frequently than it actually
The Career Center & Gonzaga Alumni Mentor Program had a great time meeting new parents and families at Parent Orientation in August! We shared information on programs and services for
Co-authored by Jill Yashinsky-Wortman, Student Life Case Manger and Jeffery Hart, Assistant Dean of Students College is a time when students explore what it means to be independent, particularly in
FERPA: “What we’ve got here is a failure to communicate” The rules and regulations in the FERPA Act may not be as harsh as the prison guards in the movie
Parent to Parent by Chip Roe Welcome to Spokane! Sometimes known as Spokaloo by area locals. Some of you are from here and some of you may have just discovered
It’s that time of year again; the students are settling into classes, club events are beginning, and campus life is getting busy. With the beginning of each new year comes
Safety is always a concern for parents of new and returning Gonzaga students. While the Logan Neighborhood, the area where GU is located, is not without some crime, contrary to