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Dec 16, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps
It's lights out on the racing circuit with the end of another great and chaotic Formula 1 season. This year brought intrigue and suspense for F1 fans, leaving many eager for the 2025 season. To no one's surprise, Max Verstappen, driver for Red Bull Racing, hit the ground running at the beginning of the 2024 campaign. Verstappen won the season opener in Bahrain with a 22-second lead over teammate Sergio Perez.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps
Despite only being 22 years old, I have experienced a lot of love and heartbreak. I know that I have a lot more heartbreak and love to go through, but that's life. Like so many other people my age, I have gone through heartbreak where the pain feels overwhelming. It can be so painful that it makes you lose hope in love. But I am actually thankful for it. In the blindness of heartbreak, I was finally able to see what love truly is. Love is in people's actions, not just their words. It requires effort.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Carrera Guertin |Mary Phelps |Lorianne Servignat
A night of stories, artistic opportunities and a discussion of resettlement, the International Rescue Committee put on an event at Gonzaga University's Jundt Art Gallery to feature art revolving around resettlement. This event had multiple focuses, featuring two Afghan refugee artists through the 2024 art advocacy program, along with a spotlight on the IRC's "Flight Portfolio" and the Jundt Art Museum's "the PLACE Collection" of Ben Joyce.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Lorianne Servignat |Carrera Guertin |Mary Phelps
Dozens of local artists came together on Saturday to showcase their paintings, jewelry and other projects with the public at the Woman's Club of Spokane's 33 Artists Market. The market, in its third year, was held at the Woman's Club of Spokane and hosted by Gwyn Pevonka, who aspires to give artists' opportunities to share their creations with an audience of customers. "The market itself is a big happy family," Pevonka said.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Carrera Guertin |Mary Phelps |Lorianne Servignat
The Visionary Vault's local artist exhibition at the Montvale Event Center featured two designers who showcased their sustainable designs on the runway. Hailey LaRosa, the event coordinator, said she does a lot within Spokane's creative community. She said she wanted to create an event that had local designers and artists, which included the models, videographers, photographers and the DJ, Lily Baxter.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Hannah Brown |Carrera Guertin |Mary Phelps |Lorianne Servignat
As the days begin to grow shorter and course work continues to pile up as finals loom on the horizon, it's easy to feel exhausted and overwhelmed and for good reason. It can be frustrating, being so close to the finish line and still having a mountain of work to deal with. During this time in the semester, I often find myself feeling like I can't take a full breath until exams are finished and I'm home free. While in the thick of it, it feels like every second not spent working is a second wasted.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps |Hannah Brown
Everyone has their favorite sitcom that they can rewatch without it ever getting old. There are so many amazing shows out there that have become iconic, whether it's "Friends," "Modern Family" or "New Girl."While these shows are great sitcoms with hilarious characters and great one-liners, there is one that stands out among the rest. "The Big Bang Theory" has everything you could ever want in a sitcom.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps
Following the 2022 Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the issue of abortion has become one of the most divisive issues between the candidates and voters, prompting key states to vote on abortion's legality. While abortion remains legal in Washington, Idaho has passed a ban on most abortions with some exceptions of rape and incest, reflecting the conflicting ideals throughout the nation and within the Gonzaga University community.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps
After recent school shootings, Gonzaga University faculty and staff have been reflecting on how students and educators need to adapt to an increasingly violent world. A recent shooting was on Sept. 4 in Georgia at Apalachee High School, where two students and two teachers died, and nine others were injured by a 14-year-old male, Colt Gray, who received the gun as a gift from his father.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
gonzagabulletin.com | Mary Phelps
A display of flowers on the Herak Lawn last month was intended to increase comfort talking about a taboo subject on Gonzaga University's campus. The flower display aimed to represent college students who have died from suicide, according to Claire Aigner, GSBA's health and safety coordinator. September, recognized as Suicide Prevention Month, is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and the importance of suicide prevention.
