The Gonzaga Bulletin

This Wednesday, come meet President Passerini for an open gathering on Herak Lawn. It’s a chance to ask questions, share your experiences, and connect with your campus community. Don’t miss this opportunity to be heard and get involved!

Staff Writer Gianna Mosca shares her thoughts on miracles ⬇️

On miracles: Signs from above or just statistical anomalies? The idea that things happen for a reason has always seemed a little naive. However, the idea that all is meaningless chance is not satisfying either.

Are you interested in fun tea places that offer a unique experience? Staff Writer Mackenzie Estep has compiled a list of interesting local spots to check out ⬇️

Finding your cup of tea at these Spokane tea houses and tasting rooms Spokane's tea scene is growing, and you are sure to find something you'll love at one of these five businesses.

President-elect Katia Passerini hosted a students-only reception on Monday, laying out her vision for the university and answering questions before taking the helm in 2025-26.

Copy Editor Olivia Mowad has the details ⬇️

President-elect Katia Passerini hosts meet and greet with GU students As she prepares to assume the role of Gonzaga University's president, Katia Passerini hosted a meet and greet for students on Monday.

Happy Earth Day Zags! As we strive to be more sustainable, Staff Writer Sarah Martinez shares a few words on fast fashion⬇️

Turning away from fast fashion as a sustainable action this Earth month Fast fashion has a number of adverse environmental impacts, so make a difference this Earth Month by shopping sustainably.

As her time at Gonzaga comes to a close, Yvonne Ejim reflects on her time in the Kennel.

(Covered by Staff Writer Kyle Sweeney)

Yvonne Ejim reflects on her basketball journey, time with Gonzaga Former GU standout Yvonne Ejim's Zag career saw her break the school's all-time scoring record en route to a WNBA Draft selection by the Indiana Fever.

Covered by Managing Editor Natalie Keller ⬇️

GU students and faculty protest university's response to federal actions Over 100 students and faculty assembled Friday afternoon to protest GU's response to two of its international students' visas being revoked, among other topics.

What are Zags listening to? Check out the Zags Album Club page on our website ⬇️

Zags Album Club: Spring break vibes 1. Pineapple Sunrise by Beach Weather

The NCAA Tournament came and went, but the madness rolls on in the transfer portal, where nearly 2,000 Division I men’s basketball players have entered their names.

News Editor Henry Krueger has the details⬇️

Gonzaga's transfer portal strategy: Scouting targets for 2025-26 season GU's coaching staff faces a busy spring and summer ahead, tasked with retooling for the 2025-26 season.

Breaking: more on the DJ Desmet controversy.

Student Charlie Martinez defends the slandered DJ⬇️

Letter to the editor: DJ DeSmet keeps campus alive with sound of music In a world increasingly isolated, DJ DeSmet offers GU an opportunity to form community and make memories through music and shared experience.

Gonzaga University men’s basketball has been known for playing its best basketball once the NCAA Tournament comes around, and this season — even with the most losses since 2010 — proved the same way.

-Sports Editor Cam McCann

Gonzaga men's basketball thrives despite program's relative down year In one of the worst seasons for Gonzaga University men's basketball, the team still managed to have some bright spots.

A group of Gonzaga University administrators has been meeting weekly this spring to monitor any changes in federal funding from President Donald Trump's administration.

Opinion Editor Alex Hernandez has the details.

'Tremendous change' prompts campus federal response group A group of university administrators meets weekly to address the constant changes in federal aid issued by President Donald Trump's administration.