By Jack Glavy– Bored on Jan. 7, 2020, senior Cole Pervall began scrolling through Hulu trying to find a new show to watch. “I’ve never seen this before,” Peverall said, looking at The Bachelor on…
By Cole Peverall– In the United States, more than 200,000 fast food restaurants offer similar menu items, but despite the similarities in products, everyone has a favorite. For years, debates have gone arguing which fast…
By Jesse Dolojan— Gonzaga’s brotherhood means a lot to all the people who are a part of it, and keeping it alive in the middle of a pandemic has proved to be challenging. Thankfully, some…
By Jay Oliver— While most students at Gonzaga do not even know him or what he does, Mr. Conrad Singh is an integral part of the Gonzaga community. If you do know him, you may…
By Arthur Ferridge— Since the founding of the program in 1988, rugby has been a unique part of Gonzaga’s DNA. One of the school’s most successful sports, the program has won four national championships, eight…
By Thomas Carney— On Thursday, March 10, the Unity Club leaders and members of the club attended the Gender and Sexuality Diversity Conference hosted by the Association of Independent Maryland and D.C. Schools, or AIMS….
By Mak Krivka— On Jan. 20, 2021 at 12 p.m., on the steps of the United States Capitol Building, Joseph R. Biden, Jr. was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States. President Biden…
By William Thompson— At one of the most recent events for Gonzaga’s Model UN (a club team that competes for the school in intense Model United Nations conferences), the team achieved some outstanding, record-breaking results….
By Jack Beall– Mr. Jim Kilroy, the dean of students at Gonzaga, grew up in New Jersey. As one could imagine, his journey from there to Eye Street is an interesting one. Mr. Kilroy grew…
By Jack Beall– As the 2020 school year approached, COVID-19 continued to loom over Gonzaga, threatening to spoil any on-campus return. Sure enough, it did. Eye Street remained vacant in the early months of the…