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Established in 1919, The Gonzaga Bulletin is a weekly newspaper managed by students. A committed team works hard to deliver top-notch content about Gonzaga, including news, arts and entertainment, opinions, as well as photo and video features.

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CA bill would prioritize illegal immigrants for disaster aid, lawmaker says

6 days ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Kenneth Schrupp

(The Center Square) - A new California bill would prioritize illegal immigrants for taxpayer-funded disaster aid, warned California Assemblymember Carl DeMaio, R-San Diego. AB 262, authored by Assemblymember Jessica Caloza, D-Los Angeles, would require California to "prioritize local agencies that are not eligible under [federal law] due to their inability to meet the minimum damages threshold" of $1 million to unlock federal disaster funds.
Gonzaga women's rowing battles through new-look West Coast Conference

1 week ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Henry Krueger

For nearly a decade, Gonzaga University women's rowing has ruled over the West Coast Conference with an iron fist. The Bulldogs captured their ninth straight conference title in 2024, extending their league trophy count to 22. But that dominance may be coming to an end. With Oregon State and Washington State joining the WCC as affiliate members in women's rowing for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons, the league's competition has shifted, said GU head coach Andrew Derrick.
How Did the Finale Set Up Season 2?

1 week ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Meaghan Darwish
Gaga stirs up 'MAYHEM' with recalls to her former hits in new album

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Lily Pearse |Emily Niemann |Josie Kuffner |Henry Krueger

Lady Gaga released "MAYHEM" on March 7 instantly breathing life into the pop music industry. Lady Gaga is an icon in the queer community and an outspoken advocate. At a time that feels uncertain for many queer people in America, her music is a refreshing affirmation of gay culture. Her first song, "Disease," kicks the album comprising fourteen songs off with an edgy sound similar to her prior music. Her vocal range is exemplified, demonstrating her powerful belt wrapped in sexy rasp.
Scouting targets for 2025-26 season

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Henry Krueger

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. Gonzaga University was no exception to the early wave of roster movement. Within the first three days of the portal's opening on March 24, three Zags - sophomore guard Dusty Stromer, All-WCC wing Michael Ajayi and South Korean forward Jun Seok Yeo - hit the portal.
When in need of a laugh, streaming services provide access to comedy

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Emily Niemann |Josie Kuffner |Henry Krueger

Whether you need a break from studying or a pick-me-up after a long week, a good laugh can always put a positive spin on your day. In the modern era, streaming gives us limitless access to comedy sets from talented comedians and comedy shows with lovable characters. No matter what streaming services you have access to, there are a plethora of hilarious options. Netflix is known for its comedy specials, offering sets from well-known comedians as an integral part of its comedy repertoire.
A look at Disney's live-action remakes

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Josie Kuffner |Henry Krueger |Mackenzie Estep

Translating a widely loved animated movie into an equally loved live-action remake is a risky move in the film industry - one that almost always generates mixed reviews by fans and movie critics. While some have been smash hits in the box office, others have fallen flat.
Actors From The London Stage shine at Gonzaga University in "Hamlet"

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Emily Niemann |Henry Krueger |Mackenzie Estep |Lily Pearse

There was something rotten in the state of Denmark on Saturday, as Actors From The London Stage brought "Hamlet" to the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. As arguably the most influential play in the English language, William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" follows the young Prince Hamlet as he tries to avenge his father's murder carried out by his uncle, Claudius. As Hamlet pretends to be mad, he seeks justice and ultimately meets a tragic end.
Spokane murals bring art scene to the walls of the Lilac City

2 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Henry Krueger |Emily Niemann |Mackenzie Estep |Lily Pearse

From downtown intersections to underutilized spaces on the outskirts of the city, artwork is everywhere in Spokane, and its mural culture has thrived for several decades. The City of Spokane and Spokane Arts have made a concerted effort to reimagine murals as a way to engage the community. Many of these pieces are designed in places that see a large volume of pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
miFLAVOUR whisks up French flavors in Spokane's dessert scene

3 weeks ago | gonzagabulletin.com | Emily Niemann |Lorianne Servignat |Henry Krueger

Offering a taste of baked European delicacies from the comfort of Spokane's Sprague Avenue, miFLAVOUR Modern French Bakery specializes in creating a chic atmosphere and whisking up new desserts. Baked into miFLAVOUR's founding story is the relationship of Ella Piskun and her husband Max. Their idea to open a French bakery grew as they dated, married and eventually opened the bakery in 2016. Piskun is the chief operating officer and handles much of the business's day-to-day management.