By Brendan Rohde— “The art of public speaking is an extremely important skill that we should teach you here. I can tell you, you shouldn’t leave Gonzaga, being totally afraid of public speaking. You should…
By Henry Calpin— For 200 years, Gonzaga has been home to boys in which it opens to turn into “men for others.” However, inside its walls, Gonzaga has also been a very important place for…
By Teddy Kozeny— Two weeks ago, members of Gonzaga’s band and choir took a trip to Disney World in Florida to compete in the competitions of Festival Disney. “The trip was really successful; it was…
By Luke Essig— Kairos. One of the oldest and most iconic traditions at Gonzaga College High School. This year, we celebrated the 176 Kairos. This year, only around 30 seniors did not attend, which is…
By Cash Barentzen— Nate Gretschel ‘24 completed the Rock ‘n’ Roll half marathon on March 16 with an impressive time of 1 hour and 35 minutes. Streets were closed as thousands of runners ran through…
By Max Diaz— It was July 21, 2023. Charlie Slusher ‘24 woke up to get ready for one of the biggest days for film of the year, Barbenheimer. Around noon, Slusher headed to the AMC…
By Finn Rezendes— Some may have heard of the phrase “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” For Mr. J.T. Thompson IV ‘19, the school’s newest assistant athletic director, this could not be more…
By Max Diaz— Students in the Lakota History class are often engaged with activism for the Native American community. Often, they encounter and learn from other individuals who have dedicated their lives to this common…
By Max Diaz— Buy your tickets, have a spoonful of sugar and get ready to meet the Banks. The Gonzaga Dramatic Association (GDA) is back, this time for their Spring musical: Mary Poppins. This is…
By Luke Essig— The swim and dive program is one of the most successful teams at Gonzaga. Going into this season with 12-straight WMPSSDL championships and five-straight WCAC championships, the team had a lot of…