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October 10, 2010 - Students enjoy the last days of warm weather as fall begins to set in. Every year, students experienced all four seasons, with warm Summers, vibrantly colored Autumns, sometimes bitterly cold Winters, and wet but mild Springs. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Students gather near the St. Ignatius Reflection Pool for the Day for Justice, a response to the protest of the University by an independent Baptist Church on October 20, 2010. Armed with signs of hope like Gonzaga Loves and Love Thy Neighbor, students met the protesters with a resilient but firm front, shouting messages of hope and love over the protestors hateful statements. The humanistic aspect of a Gonzaga education emphasized the need to learn and respect the flourishing of others, no matter how different they may be from oneself, while exhibiting a thirst for social justice and positive action. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Students takes a moment to reflect in the chapel on third floor College Hall. Every week, students used the chapel to reflect upon their lives and their experiences. The Catholic tradition at Gonzaga University emphasized faith and scholarship by creating a place where students could engage in critical dialogue with others in classes, extra-curricular activities, and by participating in weekly masses. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Michael Maher, S.J. teaches Jesuit History to a group of attentive students. Because Gonzaga was founded by Jesuits, it was common for students to have at least one Jesuit professor or instructor during their time at Gonzaga. An important part of Jesuit education was the creation of a person for others, which staff and faculty emphasized in and out of the classroom to students. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Life Student life is an integral part of the Gonzaga University experience. While going to class is certainly an essential part of life at Gonzaga, plenty of students find a variety of original and creative ways to unwind outside of the classroom. The welcoming environment found on campus cultivates the growth of new friendships, and the activities that Gonzaga students take part in all contribute to this. The fourth week of January 2011 went down in history at Gonzaga. A record number of tents were pitched out in front of the McCarthey Athletic Center. In fact, more than 90 tents were set up on the soggy grass, each one filled with students braving the cold to get a good seat at the Gonzaga versus St. Marys mens basketball game. When the Gonzaga student body thinks of camping out, they think of meeting new people, hot chocolate, and supporting their Bulldogs. Camping out for basketball games has been a longstanding tradition on campus, and has only intensified in scope this year. Fondly dubbed Fewville in honor of the GU basketball coach, this small village of tents appeared for days at a time and mysteriously disappeared almost instantly on game days. Brave students set up tents near Mulligan field, plugged their laptops into one of many power outlets, and loaded on the layers being a Bulldog fan took dedication, and the student body was certainly proud of their commitment to the basketball team. While mens basketball certainly attracts quite a crowd, lots of students also find ways to participate in playing sports. The intramural program at Gonzaga is one of the most popular ways for students to stay active, have fun, and be a little bit competitive at the same time. With more than 80 percent of the student body active in intramurals, Gonzaga students found ways to exercise and stay healthy while enjoying themselves. When GU students werent busy living life outside the comfort of their dorm rooms, they were breaking a serious sweat out on the dance floor. Gonzaga played

host to plenty of dances, and student clubs threw dances as a means to fundraise for trips and events. The mens club soccer team hosted one of the most popular dances of the year in November. Como Tres Llama became a yearly tradition, and was the only dance that took place in the Crosby student center. While most other successful dances were thrown inside Cataldo Hall, Como Tres Llama

packed hundreds of energized students into both levels of Crosby. Another exciting aspect of Como Tres Llama was the taco truck, which was parked conveniently close to the dance floor. The beef tongue tacos were fantastic, said sophomore Dominic Angelo. It was basically the social highlight of the year! We danced until we dropped. There were plenty of other

social activities for students who would rather listen to music than dance to it. The Knitting Factory in downtown Spokane attracted countless GU students with its variety of concerts. 3OH3! and Tech9 both played immensely popular shows downtown. Plenty of upperclassmen serenaded their friends during karaoke nights at the Star Bar, and the Gonzaga Student Body Association also organized a Jay Sean concert in the McCarthey Athletic Center. Sophomore Vineet Mehndiratta attended the show and said that, The lights show was amazing! Jay Sean put on a great show, and even though McCarthey wasnt quite packed, the students who attended were having a blast. It was definitely a solid concert. Students who wanted to attend more of a low-key performance were always present at Coffeehouse, which was held weekly on Wednesday nights at Crosby. Live performers

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The lights show was amazing! Jay Sean put on a great show, and even though McCarthey wasnt quite packed, the students who attended were having a blast. It was definitely a solid concert. - SO Vineet Mehndiratta

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ranged from musically-inclined GU students to touring comedians who wanted to share their talent with the student body. Maddonnastock also offered Gonzaga student musicians the opportunity to showcase their talents by playing a concert for their peers. One other event marked the pinnacle of the school year: the grand opening of Panda Express. After months of rumors, Panda Express opened up in Cataldo Hall to the cheering sounds of hungry undergraduates. While some students did mourn the loss of Pandinis, the reaction of the vast majority of GU students was overwhelmingly positive to this tasty addition to on-campus dining. The grand opening of Panda Express wasnt the only change made to student dining this year. Spikes became a 24 hour eatery on weekends, a welcome change to students who had begrudged the lack of late-night dining options

available on campus. Sophomore Haley Hulbert was one such student who was quite enthusiastic about the new weekend hours of Spikes. I would rather go to Spikes any day than have to heat up some ramen in my dorm room, so the new hours were definitely a welcome change. Theres always a ton of people in Spikes on weekends too, so the atmosphere is still really lively and fun. Between popular intramural sports and countless concerts, student life at Gonzaga is a veritable smorgasbord of fun activities, food, and a heaping dose of the Bulldog spirit. However, one thing is for certain: the students on campus are what make the activities so unforgettable. The welcoming community that grows out of Gonzaga is evident in every facet of student life, from camping out to sharing a late-night burrito at Spikes with a new friend.

Freshmen enjoy a dance during Orientation weekend after officially becoming a part of the Gonzaga community. The 2010 - 2011 school year also featured dances hosted by clubs such as the Gonzaga Ski and Snowboard Club and AKPsi. Photo by Jake Kelly

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Running through a tunnel of their fellow classmates, freshmen form the serpentine. Freshmen are initated into the Gonzaga community by running through the tunnel of students while Gonzaga cheers are being shouted. Photo by Zack Berlat

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SO David Stockton and FR Michael Tramonte move into DeSmet Hall during orientation weekend.

SO Kelsie Jackson helps out new students and parents by working at the information table. Photos by Zack Berlat

Freshmen take a break from orientation activities and relax on Foley lawn. After checking in and moving into their new dorms the day before, a campus-provided BBQ was a welcomed change.

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JRs Andrew Gordon and Steven Kuhlmeier sign up students for the Frisbee Golf Club. Over 90 student clubs lined the walls of the Crosby student center on September 8, 2010 to recruit members for the 2010-11 school year. The clubs have expanded their reach to students through online forums like Facebook and the new Gonzaga Community: Get Involved website. Photos by Zack Berlat

SR Kyle Stevenson creates a clever incentive to attract students to the history club. Clubs had to use creativity to stand out among the masses.

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JR Bryce Kanter and SOs Andrew Opila and Justin Steranka wait to let students into the McCarthey Athletic Center for the Jay Sean concert on September 1st, 2010. GSBA members served as event staff, making sure everyone had a great time at the concert. GSBA, short for Gonzaga Student Body Association, consisted entirely of students elected by their peers and were responsible for providing students with opportunities for growth and involvement on campus. SR Patrick Presley, the President of GSBA, said he really enjoyed being a part of the student government: It feels great. Serving others is one of the biggest qualities that I have developed throughout my four years at Gonzaga. Photo by Jake Kelly

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16 Mass of the Holy Spirit

Students enter St. Als for the Mass of the Holy Spirit. The liturgy was the first official school-wide mass of the year, and as a result, mid-morning classes were cancelled. This mass established the Holy Spirits grace and presence on campus and brought together students as well as faculty to participate in a school tradition and enhance the sense of community. Students and faculty from all reaches of life and religious faiths came together to sing alongside the Jesuits and marked the spiritual beginning of the school year. Photos by Zack Berlat

SR Shea Vincent and other students prepare for the mass.

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Students stand to sing as part of THIRST, an on-campus Christian faith club whose primary purpose is to take time out of students busy weeks to reflect and sing songs of worship. It consisted of a student run band that played non-denominational songs so students of all religious backgrounds were welcomed to attend. Photos by Kennedy Krossen

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Kennel Club members leap from the stands to greet the Gonzaga Mens Basketball team as they come onto the court for a home game against Southern University. The Kennel Club boasted one of the most active student sections in the nation, consistently braving the elements of a harsh Spokane winter for the chance to attend a game. The Kennel Club board, the student leaders of the Kennel Club, helped coordinate ticket distribution and camping for every game. Photo by Zack Berlat

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The Gonzaga Wind Symphony, directed by Dr. Robert Spittal, perform their Fall Semester concert in the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox in Spokane. The Music Department at Gonzaga offered multiple programs in addition to the Wind Symphony, such as Symphony Orchestra, Choir, Chamber Singers, and Jazz Ensemble. Photo by Kennedy Krossen

SO Nicholas Smoldon, a music composition major, practices piano scales with help from his instructor, Margee Webster. The music department offered private lessons to students for almost any instrument. Photo by Jake Kelly

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21Coffeehouse

SO Aaron Lee and JR Mark Pettibone perform in Crosby during Coffeehouse. Students would gather to relax and socialize during Coffeehouse every Wednesday night at the Crosby Student Center. The Gonzaga Activities Board hosted a number of different events for Coffeehouse, such as comedians, musical performances, poetry readings, guest speakers, and the occassional open-mic night. Coffeehouse offered students the opportunity to take a break from their arduous studies and enjoy the company of their friends in a fun environment. Photo by Zack Berlat

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JR Joshua Lewis entertains students and families during the Fall Family Weekend GUTS show. GUTS, short for Gonzaga University Theatre Sports, is Gonzagas own improvisational performance group. Once a month, members of GUTS would perform in the Magnuson Theater and ask for canned food donations instead of the typical paid admission.Photo by Jake Kelly

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Juliet, played by SR Mary Davies, converses with her nurse, SR Jennifer Spindler, in the fall production of Romeo and Juliet. Davies said, This experience was really challenging, but also incredibly rewarding. The language of the play is so beautiful and the characters are so diverse. The best part of this production was discovering the scope of my character and developing relationships with the talented cast. Photo by Zack Berlat

SO Andrew Garcia, SR Geoffrey Kanick, FR Dave Lee and SO Kelly Olynyk threaten Romeo, played by SO Taylor Pedroza. The theater program performs a Shakespeare play every other year and these thespians did an outstanding job performing this classic romance. Photo by Nikki Busch

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By lead-climbing at Minnehaha Park, SR Alan Pasha Tabatabai finds time outside of class to work on his technique. Student enrollment in the Wild Walls climbing class doubled in the past year. From taking twenty-foot lead-falls to tying eight-knots, the class indoor lessons made it easy to navigate climbing in the outdoors. For students looking for a work-out outside of the gym, bouldering parks like Minnehaha have become a popular weekend destination spot. Photo by Kaya Mills

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Students participate in a yoga class by standing in the tree pose. Each week, the Rudolf Fitness Center held more than eighteen yoga classes that were available to Gonzaga students and faculty. Photo by Aubrey Weber

A student grabs weights during his workout in the Rudolf Fitness Center. The gym featured two stories of cardiovascular and weightlifting equipment to satisfy the fitness needs of students. Photo by Zack Berlat

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SR Ramon Carranza and JR Amanda Hernandez perform at La Razas Pura Vida, Puro Amor festival. La Raza club members celebrated their Latino culture with traditional food, music, and dancing for the public to enjoy. Club members prepared all semester and the festival boasted a sold-out crowd while the people who attended were entertained and fed to their hearts content. Photo by Nikki Busch

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Sue Weitz and JR Aubrey Giordano stop to admire the Ghana shoreline. Semester at sea is just a fast track to global consciousness, Sue Weitz commented. Photo courtesy of Aubrey Giordano

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SO James Fenske takes in the view from Rottnest Island, Austrailia. Fenske and JR Patrick Jansa were able to study in Fremantle, Australia through the University of Notre Dame. Photo courtesy of James Fenske

JRs Stephanie Homestead and Kelsey Edmunds pick grapes at Chateau Nitray in the Loire Valley, France. Both students studied abroad through the Gonzaga-in-Paris program. Photo courtesy of Katherine Adams

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JRs Dominic Balestrieri, Craig Sadowski, Vance Larsen, Drew Hoffman, Zach Haveman, and David Lunney stop in front of the Rijksmuseum during their bike tour of Amsterdam. Students in the Gonzaga-in-Florence program had the opportunity to visit and explore a variety of different countries during weekend trips. Photo courtesy of Dominic Balestreri

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JR Andrew Baldassarre throws the frisbee to a teammate during a game of Ultimate. GURU is Gonzagas Ultimate Frisbee team; teammates traveled around Washington and the country and competed in five tournaments. Photo by Zack Berlat

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SO Oscar Marmolejo skates up ice on an offensive drive. Gonzagas club hockey team played almost 30 games in the Northwest and along the West coast during the course of their six month season. Photo by Zack Berlat

During a club swim team practice, SO Allison Renner dives into the pool at the Rudolf Fitness Center. The club competed in a variety of meets during the school year throughout the Northwest. Photo by Zack Berlat

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While riding on a snowskate, SR Patrick Sherry enjoys some fresh snow out by Lake Arthur. Feburary 24th, 2011 was an unusual day for Gonzaga University: a snow day. Since all classes were cancelled, students took the time to catch up on homework, play in the snow, or just relax. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Members of the Bulldog Battalion stand in the field and await orders before a training exercise in November, 2010. Photo by Jake Kelly

SR Scott Oplinger participates with his Bulldog Battalion compatriots in an exercise that focused on building teamwork skills. Photo by Jake Kelly

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Students of the Gonzaga Reserve Officers Training Corps work together during a training exercise. The Bulldog Battalion had students from both Gonzaga and Whitworth Universities. Their activities ranged from early morning physical training and community service to various training exercises throughout the school year. The academic year for ROTC typically began with the Fall Family Weekend training exercise. This exercise was the first chance for new cadets to interact with their peers and participate in squad unit tactics. During the fall, the Bulldog Battalion also participated in the annual Ranger Challenge, a competition held between several ROTC programs in the Pacific Northwest. Gonzagas Black Team succeeded in becoming the 2010 Ranger Challenge champions. The Bulldog Battalion also planned and held a Military Ball early in the spring semester. The Military Ball allowed cadets to participate in formal military dining while also learning about the manners and traditions of being an Officer in the United States military. Photo by Jake Kelly

FR Alyssa Weber marches with her fellow Bulldogs. Photo by Zack Berlat

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ServiceStory by Marjan Charness

A commitment to social justice is central to the Gonzaga spirit. Social justice goes beyond the Universitys mission statement it presents itself through the actions of the students. Gonzaga University has a passion for teaching its students much more than just academics: educating the person as a whole is a huge part of Jesuit education, and a focus on community service played an important role in developing curas personalis, or care of the whole person. Everyday, students took the lessons learned in the classroom and applied them within the community. A world-class education is great, but an education that served to aid the underprivileged and marginalized is even better. To further the commitment to service, student clubs were required to participate in some sort of community service. Being able to serve the community and bond as a team is like the best of both worlds. We get to accomplish something that positively impacts Spokane and we get to spend time together growing as a team, said sophomore Megan Camper, a member of the Gonzaga dance team. Different on-campus clubs all found a variety of ways to positively impact the Spokane community. The Knights and Setons put on different events that benefitted the Union Gospel Mission, a shelter located just southeast of campus. One Seton, sophomore Kaitlin Pursley, said, Weve raised more than $15,000 for the Union Gospel Mission this year alone. Each week we go to the Mission, help out the greater Spokane community, and unite as an organization. Some campus organizations were solely committed to community service. For example, Campus Kids was an organization that served grade-school students of the Spokane community. Once a week, a school bus pulled up on campus and plenty of energetic, enthusiastic kids happily ran off to be mentored and helped with school work. Other clubs like Speak Up! and Just Desserts sought to raise awareness among the student body about pressing issues that facing society. Different events, all of them organized by students, gave other Gonzaga students the opportunity to envision themselves in the position of another member of society. Alison Hogue organized Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, which culminated in students having the opportunity to sleep outside and experience one night being homeless. Be Hope 2 Her was another organization that gave

students the chance to experience the daily struggles of life in sub-Saharan Africa. Students could be seen walking around campus with buckets of water on their heads, undergoing the same difficulties that thousands of women go through on a daily basis to collect water for their families. Plenty of Gonzaga students were also eager to volunteer within their own neighborhood. Since many Gonzaga upperclassmen lived in the neighborhood, on any given weekend hundreds of students could be seen wandering the streets of Logan. Because of the centrality of the Logan neighborhood in student life, the Gonzaga Student Body Association advocated that students take an active role in cleaning up and maintaining the beauty of the neighborhood. Because of this, Take Back the Neighborhood became a regular community service event for Gonzaga students. Take Back the Neighborhood is a really great cause for students to get involved in. We spend so much time in the neighborhood that it seems fitting to commit ourselves to helping it look nice, said sophomore Paul Hughes. Whether on campus or off, it was always easy to see the impact that community service had on the lives of the students. Remaining true to the mission of the University, students gave up their own free time not because they had to, but because they realized their duty to others in the world. The Mission Statement dictates that students are encouraged to develop a desire for truth, a mature concern for others, and a thirst for justice. During the 2010-2011 school year, it seemed that students had taken this statement to heart and made a difference in the world.

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JR Pauline Chung, a Gonzaga University Specialized Recreation mentor, prepares to coach an athlete before bowling the next frame at a Saturday bowling session. GUSR mentors worked with developmentally disabled members of the Spokane community three days a week, worked to put together a play each semester, and practiced various sports, including bowling, for the organizations very own Special Olympics. Photos by Kennedy Krossen

GUSR coordinator JR Christina Cockburn and an athlete take a break from the action during a Saturday bowling session at North Bowl.

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SOs Erika Kelley, Morgan Eliasen, and Andrew White serve breakfast at the annual Knights and Setons charity pancake breakfast held in Cataldo Hall during Fall Family Weekend. The service organizations raised over $12,000 that weekend to support the Union Gospel Mission, their charity for the 2010-2011 school year. Photo by Kennedy Krossen

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SO Erin Eichler sorts apples at the Second Harvest food bank, one of the many sites throughout Spokane where Circle K members are making a difference. I volunteer with Circle K because it offers so many different opportunities to get involved with the Spokane community, said Erin,The great thing about this club is that it doesnt focus on just one organization but it has ties to many really amazing projects that always need our help. College students sometimes get caught up in the on-campus community and Circle K gave me the incredible opportunity to get involved off campus, have fun with other students and work with some amazing organizations. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Miguela Ortega (Non-GU), JR Jessica Morley, SO David Sheppard, and Jason Epp (Non-GU) carry a Relay for Life banner for a Survivors Lap. Each person carrying the banner had either fought and won against cancer or had a family member who had survived.

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Steve Kuder, S.J. addresses the Gonzaga community with inspirational words in front of the Foley Library at the conclusion of Relay for Life. This event raised awareness about all types of cancer, and raised money to support cancer research and find a cure. Over 37 student teams participated in Relay for Life on April 8-9, 2011. Photos by Jake Kelly

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SR Pria Kodiath and JR James Ahern volunteer their Spring Break in Portland, Oregon as a part of Mission: Possible.

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Mission: Possible allows students to commit early in the school year to spend their Spring Break serving communities all across the United States. After their selection, the students began their fund-raising, which consisted mostly of writing letters to friends and family members asking for donations. After nearly six months of waiting and preparing, students traveled to cities such as Portland, OR and Parma, ID, to as far as across the country to Jonestown, MS in March 2011. These students served the communities in various ways, from re-roofing homes and cleaning up the local environment, to helping teach refugees from other countries the English language and valuable job skills. Mission: Possible was a way for these students to meet some of the peers they had not previously known and allowed them to work closely together for a common cause. According to SR Jennifer Hahn, who spent her Spring Break working in San Francisco, CA, Mission: Possible shared the Jesuit mission of social justice with the marginalized in America and the experience shaped my time at Gonzaga. Photos courtesy of CCASL

SR Nolan Grady works with other students to paint the interior of a house in Parma, ID. This was one of many projects accomplished by this team during Mission: Possible 2011.

In Knoxville, TN, JR Alicia Bowers repairs a roof under careful supervision with several of her classmates. Much of their time in Tennessee was spent repairing homes for those living in that community.

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SO Christopher Stepovich and FR Jacob Bredl work to prepare food for Campus Kitchen, a service organization focused on feeding the less fortunate in the community. Every Thursday, students prepared, packaged, and served meals at First Covenant Church in Downtown Spokane. Photos by Zack Berlat

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AmeriCorps Volunteer Bridget DeSantis prepares a salad to be taken to the Campus Kitchen Thursday Community Dinner. The food used in preparing meals was donated by many organizations and businesses throughout Spokane, including the COG and the McCarthey Athletic Center.

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My experience at Gonzaga was like a box of bittersweet chocolate. - SR George Helling, Mathematics

People

My experience at Gonzaga has been life changing. - SR Caitlin Marshall, History

My experience at Gonzaga has been eye opening! - FR Olivia Grout, Business

My experience at Gonzaga was euphoric. - SR Kara Rektor, Philosophy

My experience at Gonzaga has taught me how to live. - JR William Parmely, Biology

My experience at Gonzaga has made me into the man I want to be. - SO Connor Brenes, Psychology

My experience at Gonzaga forced me to find myself. - JR Nathaniel Castle, Business Administration

My experience at Gonzaga is better with each year - SR Jessica Dale, Business Administration

My experience at Gonzaga is everything I thought it would be and more. - SR Katherine Nelson, Accounting

My experience at Gonzaga has been a growing experience, filled with highs and lows, but above all else great friends and memories that will stay with me forever.

- SO Brian Burgess, Business

My experience at Gonzaga has been a rollercoaster of a lifetime, definitely wont forget all the great friends and memorable moments I have made over the years. - JR Marc Bales, Mechanical Engineering

My experience at Gonzaga taught me what it means to be a life long learner. - SO Tamasha Emedi, Political Science

My experience at Gonzaga gave me a community on which I could depend. - SO Nicholas Pasero, Electrical Engineering

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My experience at Gonzaga has been life changing. - SR Caitlin Marshall, History

My experience at Gonzaga has been amazingly fulfilling and I love the community, professors, and opportunities that are here. - SO Kaelin Albade, Special Education

My experience at Gonzaga has and will be the best years of my life.

- JR Sovanara Tommy Heng, Accounting

My experience at Gonzaga is fulfilling and unlike any four years! - SR Adrianna Gould, Art

My experience at Gonzaga is life-changing in ways I never thought were possible. - SR Kirsten Dezellem, Accounting

My experience at Gonzaga has been full of meeting awesome new friends. - JR Renee Palmer, Nursing

My experience at Gonzaga has taught me to do the things you love to do. - FR Kelsey McLean, Undeclared

My experience at Gonzaga has only just begun, and Im definitely not ready for it to end. - SO Darby Jenkins, Business

My experience at Gonzaga has been a ride of a lifetime. - SO Felicia Gonsalves, Psychology

My experience at Gonzaga has taught me to live in the moment, cherish the company of good friends, and to know my limits not so I can honor them, but so that I can smash it into pieces and reach for magnificence. - FR Naseeb Bhangal, Psychology

My experience at Gonzaga taught me what it means to be a life long learner. - SO Tamasha Emedi, Political Science

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Courtney BoydJessica BladowKayla BishopKevon BirangIan BickelTaylor BentcoverKatherine Bates

Deanna CendejasMoira CaryMarc CarlsonBrittney BurtNicholas BurrillAndrew BurrWilliam Breckenridge

Nicola CrossleyBryan CrossAlexis CrosbyEmily CroninSean CollinsSamantha ChinDouglas Chesney

Danae DevineAnna DemarinisJoseph DeckerEugene DawydiakScott DavisCooper DavisBreanna Daniel

Erin FitzgeraldAllison FinaCaleb ErbGeraldine Anne EnricoMatthew EastmanJohn DraxlerApril Dick

Carly HarrisBrandon HarknessShelby HardingNatasha GulatiCorinne GouldJoseph GoodingMaite Garay

Eric JacksonGreg HutchinsonKelly HumphreyJustin HoffHannah HodulikLindsey HendricksMitchell Heesacker

FreshmenClass of 2014

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Tabeel Jacob Bo Jespersen Anthony Johnson Breanna Johnson Colin Johnson Kristine Kaiser Andrew Katz

Christian Klammer Isabelle Klee Robert Larson Dave Lee Kristen Linsmeier George Lloyd Hailey Londo

Frederick Long James Lumia Estefen Luna Halley Luther Cortney Lynde Angela Martucci Christy Mayfield

Bridget Mcintyre Terence Mclure Grant McNamara Claire Meskers Mariah Minder Sierra Minder Uriah Mitchell

Robert Modarelli Melissa Moreno Kristen Mosley Collette Myers Kathryn Neal Kayla Nelson Megan Nelson

Patrick Nicoll Kari Nore Roman Nugen Annarose OBrien-Wilson Isaac Oconnor Megan OHollaren Dillon Oldham

Christopher Orndorff Patrick Ostrander Austin Ouellette Samuel Oyen Caitlin Pallai Maria Pedreira Reggie Peone

Pender Rink Helen Roach Mariel Rodriguez Ismael Rodriguez-Perez Rachel Roe Ethan Rogers Gregory Safadago

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Callie TurgeonCarson ThompsonKyle SwartzEmily SullivanLarae StottsLawrence StepovichJoshua Smith

Laura Watts CesenaXela WarmerMakayla WaltersJulie WachterGrant VandeheyCameron Van TilKatherine Van Amringe

Jonathan WooLacey WilliamsWilliam WildeEmily WhiteKit WendtlandHilary WeisbeckBrian Weatherford

Mariel ZupsicDavid ZietzMatthew ZenderCameron YoungMeagan YelenichHikaru YamaguchiRuben Yamada

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Robert Aneiro Tiffany Arnold Andrew Asper Daniel Barajas Stephen Barbarossa

Christopher Bartenhagen Alicia Marie Bauch Lauren Bergam Ashley Berry Ylisse Bess Samantha Blake Cayla Boisseranc

Brian Boznak Dane Breslin Nichole Busch Nancy Carl Yvonne Carrick Marjan Charness Jane Clark

Michelle Cleary Quinn Croasdell Kristine Csicsery Ivette Davila Katherine Degreef Katharine Dobbs Tamasha Emedi

Cecilia Estraviz Jacey Fink Meghan Fitzgerald Rachel Frickleton Yvonne Gay Taylor Gowan Carly Grether

Kelcy Guest Lydia Hamstra Zachary Hanson Shannon Hashiguchi Deni Hawkins Shannon Hawkinson Kayla Heyer

Eric Hoffman Laura Hylden Alyssa Imai Nicholas Jeffries Darby Jenkins Kari Jenson Alex Johnson

Ellen Jokerst Erika Kelley Nicholas Keyes Victoria Kroon Lauren Kuhn Joseph Lamontagne Victoria Ledesma

SophomoresClass of 2013

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Meg NieslanikEmile NelsonLaura MockGeoffrey MelderAmy McloughlinMargaret Mcguire

Yasmeen PerezRonna PattyTyler PattisonNicholas PaseroDaniel OrrTyler Olson

Miriam Okot-okidi

Kathryn SeeligVictoria SanderTaylor RutledgeAshley RuenQuinton RonquilloLauren Porter

Madelaine Pinkerton

Ellie ThodalJohn TerrienJustin SterankaChirstopher StepovichAdriana StagnaroPatrick Spencer-Rios

Allison Slamkowski

Christina WoldbergRegina WhiteVirginia WhalenJaime Van LithAllison TokarTara Togstad

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Samantha ZimmermanDaniel Zapotocky

Kyle Young

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Tiffany Adams James Ahern Maria Alauddin Christopher Andrews Jake Avella

Sarah Babich Anastasia Baide Andrew Baldassarre Ryan Bart Robert Bohannon Daniel Bossier Alicia Bowers

Jose Cervantes Christina Cockburn Gina Contolini Amy Cox Rachel Cox Caroline Craft Jordan Cundari

Samantha Cusick Cale Detevis Kalah Dooley Rashell Doty Lindsey Drake Katelin Eastman Marcus Eschelbach

Emily Frake Rachel Frank Molly Gall Jamil Ghores Amanda Gilliam Sarah Goicoechea Matthew Grover

Daniel Harmon Courtney Harris Hannah Hawkins Mary Hazuka Alyssa Hickert Emily Hnatishin Caitlin Holbrook-Bruns

Kevin Houk Michelle Jodziewicz Ian Joslin Marnie Kazarian Katherine Kilkenny Michelle Klein Kristen Konrad

David Lackie Adriana Lemus Andres Leon Stephanie Lilla Kaiser Londo Allison Low Jessica Luebbering

JuniorsClass of 2012

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Ryan NelsonArathi NairTayler MustionJessica MonroeKaya MillsDerek MickelsonJohn Meyers

Chelsea QuillingAmanda PrzybylaEmily PittmanMatthew PetersonNicholas ParqueKaitlin PaineAlexandria Osborn

Grace SinagaTristan SewellSydney SchneiderAimee RowlandMorgan RobbinsMaggie ReinhardtAmelia Radford

Catherine VanAnne Marie UlringBenjamin StewartShea-marie StevensAmanda StephensonAmanda StegmanNathan Smith

Joseph WernerJoshua WallaceKeegan WaldoJames WagnerBryan VoseStephanie VogelEdith Vergara

Andrew YeeLauren WorcesterAlex WongNatalie WolfromWendy WingeardCouri Anne WillardMegan Wertman

Meharena ZeresenaiDrew YoungJohn Yen

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River Inn Men - Nicholas Albert, Basem Alhobaish, Faisal Almohaimeed, Hussam Altalib, Patrick Anderson, Michael Barfield, Devanta Black, Charles Buckner, Kevin Carroll, Corey Cope, Keith Davidson, Graham Davis, Gregory Dewey, Timothy Doupe, Thomas Elliott, Guillermo Espinosa, Paul Jewell, Jade Klette, Patrick McLaughlin, Vineet Mehndiratta, Blakely Meng, Nicholas Moule, Ian Mulligan, Matthew Olhausen, Collin Parker, Brian Pazen, Taylor Pedroza, John Rinehart, Herman Ruddell, Tyler Schneider, Nicholas Smoldon, Henock Snook, Nicholas Sommers, Marcus Spiess, Alexander Stacy, Douglas Starkebaum, Christopher Stepovich, Christopher Strandin, Edwin Torres, and Joseph Werner. Photo by Aubrey Weber

River Inn Women - Kaitlin Asson, Fallon Baraga, Samantha Beerman, Cheryl Bia, Bridget Braley, Rachel Cernick, Chaylee Cline, Grace Ditzler, Nicole Engler, Chihiro Enomoto, Jaime Fischer, Nichole Fisher, Hikaru Goto, Anne Gress, Lauren Herlache, Ellen Hokit, Kaede Kishi, Amanda Klasila, Victoria Kroon, Moira Lane, Kathryn McCarthy, Alexis Miller, Erin Nicol, Mckenzi Novell, Holly Okot-Okidi, Madeline ONeil, Callie Patton, Su-san Perez-Tenas, Lauren Phillips, Morgan Phillips, Jacqueline Pittaway, Terran Poindexter, Christine Powers, Ashley Ruen, Kathryn Stewart, Xochitl Velazquez, Mengya Wang, Krystal Wells, Andrew White, and Marissa Zambrzuski. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

301 E Boone Apartments - Taylor Goade, Timothy Harper, John Meyers, Derrick Gomez, and Daniel Jacobs. Not Pictured: Collin Chatterley, Erik Fuentes, James Trull, Gabe Wiedel, Colton Brajcich, Quinn Croasdell, Aaron Gonzales, Francis Green, Jordon Madrid, Bennet Shultz, and Zacharia Barnes.Photo by Zack Berlat

Kennedy Apartments - Avelina Alba, Michael Agun, Amy Baumann, Ryan Candee, Kathy Caputo, Christina Cockburn, Rachel Cox, Lewis Culter, Alison Dallich, Sean Dardis, Lindsey Drake, Steven Gabelein, Scott Hippe, Jordan Karns, Daniel Kottenstette, Brenna Mc Elhinny, Cameron McNulty, Kelsey Moers, Lauren Morrow, Natalia Persegani, Corey Protzman, Brad Roth, Aimee Rowland, Keegan Waldo, and Katie Zarn.Photo by Zack Berlat

On-CampusHousing

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Dillon - Joseph Ahern, Tiffany Arnold, Kevin Bek, Christina Bernal, Cayla Boisseranc, Kayla Breen, Amy Dahmen, Kayla Davison, Emily Frake, Rachel Frickleton, John Green, Stevie Hamilton, Hailey Heitstuman, Anna Hester, Marnie Kazarian, Rebekah Kuhl, Kelsey McEvoy, Emile Nelson, Emily Newman, Basia Otto, Brigette Pinsoneault, Sera Sakumoto, Lucas Shea, Zoey Shuham-Hardy, Samuel Smith, Amelia Tiedemann, Matthew Trudeau, Kelsey Werre, Summer Wilkinson, Jesse Baker, Christina Balistreri, Eric Bokides, Casey Booth, Connor Brenes, Aaron Brooks, Waco Budiselich, Michelle Cleary, Casey Cremen, Nicholas Cunningham, Kevin Elliott, David French, Kristen Gilligan, Laurel Goldammer, Joseph Goss, Alexis Holder, Molly Hopkins, Matthew Hutchinson, Centered Israel, Alex Johnson, Jacob Kearney, Molly Kernan, Sosha Mathew, William McCahill, Kenneth OConnell, Kaija Reynvaan-Hawes, John Robins, Benjamin Sexton, Scott Stallman, Thane Street, Gregory Talbott, Qianhui Tu, Lindsay Waltner, Kristene Whitt, Walker Wilson, Savanna Davis, Lindsay DeLong, Sierra Dowling, Ethan Ferrel, Erin Fitzgerald, Meghan Fitzgerald, Andrew Garcia, Lauren Gibb, Drew Harris, Christopher Hastings, Alina Higgins, Olivia Hull, Mary Jantsch, Kindra Jonson, Hanna Lorenz, Shelby Mason, Zachery Ogorek, Tyler Olson, Chad Reeder, Sarah Ring, John Rohrer, Nicole Rosen, Allison Scott, Samuel Sheahan, Christopher Smith, Alecia Tumpap, Sloan Westerman, Caitlin Wilkinson, and Michael Wyatt. Photo by Zack Berlat

Coughlin 3rd Floor - Jordan Alcantara, Ashley Anderson, Ryan Andrade, Ashley Andrews, Breanna Backous, Daniel Bell-Garrison, Samantha Blake, Brandon Blas-Bamba, Ryan Bronder, Nicholas Brown, Sean Burke, Greggory Busch, Kayla Camenzind, Lindsey Carver, Erinleigh Caughron, Meredith Crenshaw, Kristine Csicsery, Richard Cusack, Hannah Deede, Paul Dellino, Devin Devine, Alexander Dickman, Matthew Eastman, Megan Edmonds, Shannon Enloe, Aaron Estes, David Filley, Tate Foster, Christopher Galeucia, Dillon Geier, Lise Green, Kurt Guenther, Michael Hartman, Laura Hylden, Cole Kelly, Connor Kelly, John Kelly, Jessica Klein, Steven Kleist, Brian Kosciesza, Kyle Lansden, Elizabeth LaRue, Jamison Loveless, Brisa Maldonado, Michael Matre, Jordan McCann, Colin McMahon, Molly McNulty, Andrew Michaud, Dallas Montano, Andrea Navarre, Roman Nugen, Isaac OConnor, Kelly Owens, Jesse Perry, Kierra Persing, Tyler Popa, Michelle Prodzinski, Bryan Provax, Gabriel Rauch, Mariel Rodriguez, Bradley Romjue, Patrick Ronay, Mohamed Sambou, Jordan Schroeder, Maryann Schwartzkopf, Kellie Shreve, Matthew Simek, Reed Stauffer, Britta Stime, Jessica Sutterman, Aaron Thomas, Cathy Truong, Karis Tsolomitis, Cheryl Villareal, Catherine Whitlock, Laura Winje, and Hikaru Yamaguchi. Photo by Jake Kelly

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Goller - Christopher Andle, Michael Beckett, Jordan Bernier, Ronald Beyer, Gabriel Castellanos, Ryan Corigliano, George Dickinson, Morgan Eliasen, Joseph Ferris, Tygh Gianella, Breyden Holoubek, Ryan Kellogg, Victor Kollar, Kristi Leahy, Traci Leahy, Oscar Marmolejo, Andrew Mascall, Kathryn Neal, Amanda Pacurariu, Kashkyle Pelfrey, John Sousa, Michelle Togami, Bronson Alegria, Lauren Bergam, Alexandra Bjornstad, Patrick Conroy, Christopher Del Zompo, Timothy Eberhart, Riley Englin, Marcus Erlenbush, Emma Flott, Beck Fritzsche, Drew Gourlie, Nathan Greene, Alexander Harris, Carly Harris, Lauren Joplin, Nicole Kissinger, Jacqueline Lee, Jordan Lehrman, Laura Llera, Chasina Olis, Sara Ratigan, Meghan Roletto, Nicholas Romjue, Erika Romman, Samuel Shoemaker, Kyla Smith, Samantha Stark, Emily Sullivan, Sarah Talbot, Avianca Torres, Kaitlin Wood, Allison Wrightson, Jonna Yost, Emily Zupsic, Mariel Zupsic, Alexandra Anderson, Nolan Anderson, Stephen Barbarossa, Matthew Chartier, Jared Christian, Samantha Engel, Colton Freels, Anthony Galvan, Maria Gonzalez, Jared Graham, Thomas Grant, Peter Gullickson, Nicholas Hall, Taylor Hara, George Hilen, Marshall Hurson, Taylor Johnston, Craig Kaemmer, Nicholas Keyes, Ryan Knolin, Adam Neer, Tiernan ORourke, Austin Ouellette, Pender Rink, Gregory Robinson, Quinton Ronquillo, Marvin Jake Rumbaua, Lindsay Taylor, Caitlin Thompson, Luke Turner, Harrison Voorhees, Sunny Wang, and Samuel Wilskey. Photo by Zack Berlat

Welch 2nd Floor - Kaelin Albade, Carly Anderson, Christine Auran, Tierney Bennett, Emily Carlson, Dorothy Chung, Anna Comfort, Erin Dallman, Katharine Dobbs, Sabrina Dohman, Mary Driscoll, Veronica Gieser, Stephanie Giralmo, Kristen Goff, Nicole Green, Iriza Guray, Christina Iatridis, Darby Jenkins, Macy Krzyznieski, Aimee Lewis, Taylor Moravec, Emily Pfaff, Hayley Rieger, Morgan Sellers, Ellie Thodal, Margo Wade, Margaret Ward, and Tayler Webb. Photo by Zack Berlat

Coughlin 4th Floor - Kelly Alderman, Rebecca Barad, Joshua Barnes, Conrad Bess, Naseeb Bhangal, Allyson Binversie, Kathleen Brauch, Angela Bruni, Jennifer Campbell, Moira Cary, Ryan Case, Hannah Rose Changi, Zhia Hwa Chong, Sinead Christensen, Katherine Conyers, Brittany Cozza, Erin Dempsey, Megan Dempsey, Griffin Devlin, Ayaka Dohi, Katherine Dorner, Anastasia Economou, Kevin Evans, Joshua Fain, Gregory Fedirko, David Ferguson, Kevin Ferriter, Chelsea Fraley, Julian Franco, Katherine Galassi, Justin Garcia, Felicia Gonsalves, Ashli Gonzales, Levin Guillermo, Jonathan Harmon, Patrick Herling, Kayla Heyer, Justin Hoff, Alison Hogue, Kelsey Hood, Danielle Hyatt, Nicholas Interrante, Erika Kelley, Jang Woo Kim, Austin Klise, Jessica Krueger, Trevor Lampe, Molly Leif, Mark Leonetti, Anthony Li, Ryan Lojo, Christopher Lydon, Elizabeth Martinez, Connor McGregor, Kelsey McLean, Geoffrey Melder, Courtney Miller, Kelsey Miller, Uriah Mitchell, Patrick Noonan, Annarose OBrien-Wilson, Dillon Oldham, Luke Pancoe, Leland Pena, Rick Peshel, Cubby Pierre, William Pon, Drew Reeves, Andrew Rehn, Emily Schober, Kathryn Seelig, Peter Shaughnessey, Kelly Smale, Garrett Sparks, Hayley Stewart, Lara Tuthill, Anthony Vecchiolla, and Tyler Weeks. Photo by Zack Berlat

On-Campus Housing

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Sharp Apartments and House - Virgil Allen, Spencer Babbitt, Christian Bannick, Colin Bishop, Rozanne Cabrera, Izzeler Carter-Vincent, Jessica Castro, Sam Cutler, Ivette Davila, RachelAnn Doherty, Breanna Flynn, Michael Gerbec, Samuel Gordon, Elle Gemma Gruver, Charlotte Guerra, Jennifer Hemmer, Andrew Herron, Minnette Johnson, Suzanne Lacour, Joseph Liberto, Meridith Mason, Taylor Mattheisen, Marlyss Maxham, Deena McCarrie, Ashley McCarthy, Bridget McNutt Garrett Musar, Joshua Myhre, Yurina Nakajima, Adam Nekimken, Madeline Nolan, Laura Pflug, Evan Praznik, William Roach, Olivia Rugee, Taylor Rutledge, Alexandra Schwarz, Conner Sheppard, Rachel Shiffer, Sierra Stauffer, Anthony Stoner, Lauren Tallarida, Maximilian Van Trojen, Robert Turlea, Lauren Walter, Luke Webster, and Shiho Yoshimura.Photo by Zack Berlat

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Welch 1st Floor - Kathleen Judge, Sierra Little, Hannah Maul, Kaya Mills, Danielle Moorhouse, Samantha Olsen, Agnieszka Pomykala, Laura Sendelbach, Shelby Seydell, and Katy Swartzbaugh.Photo by Kaya Mills

C/M NW 1st Floor - Joseph Aguilar, Ross Anderton, Matthew Beucherie, Ian Bickel, Anthony Bracilano, Carl Buckis, Benjamin Burrows, Daniel Cairns, Michael Curtis, Scott Davis, Jeremy Fabatz, Andrew Friese, Samuel Hardison, Michael Herbers, Alexander Herreid, Patrick Jackson, Thomas Joyce, Daniel Kelly, Grant Kleppinger, Jason Lakis, Spencer Lauber, Frederick Long, Tyler Loud, Robert Lyon, William Moran, Matthew Mulcaire-Jones, Joseph ONeal, Andrew Owenson, Joshua Phillips, Alexander Richardson, Spencer Rosen, Benjamin Rowland, Nicolas Sanchez-Schurtman, David Sanchez-Schurtman, Benjamin Sauther, Andrew Schafer, Michael Sessler, Jake Sheets, Jason Sisk, Brian Thomas, Matthew Vial, Samuel Werner, Derk Westermeyer, Taylor Wimberly, Brandon Winchell, and Kyle Young.Photo courtesy of Residence Life

Twohy - Marissa Alcorn, Kayla Aldridge, Domenic Angelo, Anthony Armstrong, Christopher Barr, Kayla Benware, Zachary Bermingham, Ashley Berry, Derek Binsfield, Sara Brown, Amber Buehlmaier, Ryan Caballero, Matthew Cacharelis, Chelsea Caslavka, Alexandra Cassano, Nina Catalano, Rubena Cela, Amanda Corry, Brittney Coughlin, Natasha DSouza, Tyler Davis, Michael Dirkson, Margaret Dixon, Julian Dominguez, Kaitlyn Dowd, Michelle Eastwood, Lauren Englund, Spencer Esau, Lindsay Fague, Laura Forester, Matthew Foulon, Erica Fulwider, Zachary Gray, Courtney Hammond, Arielle Hanser, Andrew Hee, Sahri Hertel, Julia Hubbard, Kari Jenson, Travis Johnsen, Michaela Jones, Rheanna Kaley, Blair Kelly, Daniela Kendall, Catherine Kerns, Sara Kolmes, Mary Langfield, Benjamin Lawry, Edward Lee, Preston Love, Stevie Lugo, Lauren Lynch, John Mallahan, Elizabeth Markel, Laura Marushack, Mark McRoskey, Brittany Miller, Richard Mills, Tabish Mohammad, Kylie Neale, David Neumeyer, Michelle OBrien, Emily Oller, Tyler Pacheco, James Palmer, Susan Portman, Joanna Raustein, Jaclyn Rudeen, Marissa Salee, Camille Schall, Ben Shattuck, Andrew Smith, China Smith, Kris Soekotjo, Erin Stickley, Taylor Summers, Ashley Sutch, Shelby Treick, Michael Valentino, Meghan Van Der Sluys, Aryn Versteegh, Rizal Vido Flores, Samuel Wallace, Kathryn Wilmouth, Meghan Winters, Shaun Withers, and Miles Wittmeier. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

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C/M SW 2nd Floor - Andrea Pappas, Sarah Abebe, Christa Smith, Amanda Arrington, Sarah Alkinson, Anna Keller, Olivia Limon, Amy Warner, Jacqueline Ohera, Helen Xun, Emily Cain, Juliann Urban, Kelly McDermott, Megan Lapke, Anna Demarinis, Kendal Tate, and Margo Shine. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

C/M SW 2nd Floor - Andrea Pappas, Sarah Abebe, Christa Smith, Amanda Arrington, Sarah Alkinson, Anna Keller, Olivia Limon, Amy Warner, Jacqueline Ohera, Helen Xun, Emily Cain, Juliann Urban, Kelly McDermott, Megan Lapke, Anna Demarinis, Kendal Tate, and Margo Shine. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

Crimont - Matthew Bennett, Bryan Cross, Allan Farrell, Mackenzie Graham, Martin Hernandez, Duncan Howard, Marco Karier, Philip Karn, Brennan Kurtela, Eric Larson, Cameron Lea, Robert Modarelli, Patrick Ostrander, Dolan Patterson, Kyle Peckham, Torin Poore, Kavika Prietto, Ian Robinson, Austin Rogers, Jackson Schoebel, Nathan Schultz, Stewart Spencer, Benjamin Stewart, Matthew Upton, Gordon Warlaumont, Nathan Young, David Zietz, Rebekah Bambas, Colleen Bonnel, Kelsey Castagnola, Nicola Crossley, Anne Driver, Alison Edwards, Lauren Fecteau, Stephanie Festin, Meagan Fischer, Lauren Getty, Alexandra Goulet, Mitsu Gunsolus, Catherine Hildebrand, Abby Ingvalson, Chelsea Linton, Brianne Loomis, Megan Marks, Molly Martin, Sarah Mattos, Devin McGuire, Allison Mitchell, Meagan Nibarger, Kari Nore, Zoe Nurmia, Nicole Panichello, Maleana Raymond, Melissa Sanford, Molly Sundeen, Jessica Ubachs, Sarah Willard, Conner Worland, Ruth Amstadter, Emma Anderson, Mercedes Bass, MaryJordan Braley, Yvonne Carrick, Elizabeth Catalano, Alexandra Claeys, Caileen Cullen, Olivia Cundari, Kylie Delenikos, Mckenzie Fogarty, Kayci Fudge, Megan Gilmore, Briana Guenther, Cecilia Hernandez-Cromwell, Kailey Kiefus, Britney Magleby, Lauren Mullaney, Rebecca Ryan, Marcela Saenz, Katherine Safar, Danielle Simien, Taylor Sims, Erin Sullivan, Catherine Theobald, McKenzie Throm, Sarah Varisco, Emma Wabunsee-Kelly, Julie Wachter, Jennifer Wheeler, Shane Wing, and Kelsey Zaches. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Alliance - Veronica Atkinson, Brenna Brown, Brenna M. Brown, Emily Carlson, Rosa Cardova, Brittany Craig, Danae DeVine, McKenzie DonTigny, Brady Essmann, Daniella Gallegos, Hanna McKee-Gutting, Lauren Hanley, Jordyn Hudson, Kristine Kaiser, Kate Karpinski, Jordan Love, Katherine McGee, Carolyn Stanwyck, Sierra Tietge, Natalie Winie, Emily Albrecht, Chelsea Baker, Jessica Bladow, Josslyn Clews, Mary Corbett, Allison Cutuli, Ellen Davies, Jordan Davies, Jacqueline Davis, Katharine Dunphy, Chelsie Elliott, Geraldine Anne Enrico, Katleen Erbey, Lindsey Hendricks, Ceilan Hunter-Green, Anna Johanson, Madison Keaty, Angela Martucci, Claire Meskers, Mariah Minder, Myra Questel, Victoria Smith, Annie Worman, Sarah Brasch, Ashley Nielsen, Clara Shands, and Mary Talboy. Photo by Jake Kelly

Cushing - Gisela Arreola-Gutierrez, Matthew Charbonneau, Leah Elkind, Karla Hansen, Matthew Hilger, Skylar Jones, Korryn Koussa, Halley Luther, Mary McAleer, Bruce McCall, Kristen Mosley, Dylan Parker, Laura Pflug, Jocelyn Ribar, Monica Schroll, William Shideler, Kelly Stanghellini, Kirsten Aasen, Logan Anderson, Haris Ansari, Meghann Bell, Genevieve Beltrone, Jessica Burlile, Lauren Campbell, Lauren Cope, Joseph Decker, Anna DeLand, Shireen Khinda, Danielle Lamphere, Amy McLoughlin, Savannah Miller, Olivia Schuele, Ryan Thompson, Kayla Wright, Kendall Akerman, Dane Breslin, Amy Busek, Melina Carrillo, Madeleine Ellis, Jennifer Gerlomes, Matt Goode, Shannon Hawkinson, Peter Hodge, Ellen Jokerst, Sarika Khanwilkar, George Lloyd, Davis Lockett, Christopher Orndorff, John Oven, and Alysha Storud.Photo by Molly Johnston

Roncalli - Paul Caballero, Ryan Downey, Jeremy Frankel, Joseph Honeycutt, Alex Jacques, Ryan Kim, Joshua Martinez, Jacob Schlador, Cory Stumpf, Charles Thompson, Joseph Ward, Joseph Bunderson, Victor Choi, Nicholas Cluts, Patrick Daniels, David Ernst, Dane Goodman, Brandon Harkness, Bo Jespersen, Dave Lee, Patrick Lindecker, Samuel Oyen, Nicholas Rinaldi, Samuel Snook, Carl Swenson, Eugene Whyte, Jonathan Woo, Brennan Champagne, Jordan Chapin, Nathaniel Gesell, Federico Gutierrez, Stephen Jolivet, Casey Kuhnhausen, Mathew Langley, Joshua Masterson, Thomas Scott, Matthew Sedlacek, Ian Shioyama, Nathan Sieler, Lawrence Stepovich, Chance Wilcox, and James Youmans. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

Lincoln - Mika Aoyama, Kelly Humphrey, Alice LaGoy, Kristen Linsmeier, Bridget McIntyre, Mackenzie Minton-Valley, Collette Myers, Megan Nickolaus, Anna Olson, Maria Pedreira, Haylie Pharr, Monica Powers, Taylie Riddle, Rachel Roe, Julia Sharkey, Kelly Sheehan, Jaycee Slack, Madison Wade, Elizabeth Wehner, Julianna Alo, Megan Baker, Mauriana Berganio, Paige Brunett, Brynn Burke, Eleanor Cahill, Chelsea Colnett, Alison Houlihan, Breanna Johnson, Taylor Kelley, Stephanie Kreutzberg-Martinez, Niamh Larson, Carley Losk, Hayley McClenahan, Melody Mileur, Eliza Miller, Sierra Minder, Mary Pyne, Shazia Shafaat, Laura Stevenson, Kelly Van Lith, Xela Warmer, Hilary Weisbeck, Elise Yoshioka, Danielle Miller, Kirsten Porter, Ayako Tamura, and Misaki Tatsushima. Photo courtesy of Residence Life

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Sophia Mecham, Lauren Treacy, and Stephanie Nieves

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(Back Row) Spencer Barnes, Michael Harmond, Joseph Belke, and Nolan Grady (Front Row) Ian Joslin and Justin Trujillo

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Madison Merz, Katherine Kilkenny, Melaina Cole, and Amelia Radford

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Hailey Maes, Amanda Clark, Caitlin Hafla, Cailin Wyatt, Mairghread Foley, Maura Senecal, and Hannah Witt

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AcademicsStory by Marjan Charness

The academic atmosphere at Gonzaga is intense, to say the least. With six different schools and more than thirty fields of study, it isnt surprising that the average Gonzaga student is committed to his or her coursework. In fact, during finals and midterms, its generally a safe bet that students spend more time in the Foley Library than they do asleep in their dorm rooms. Part of the reason that Gonzaga students receive such a comprehensive education is because of the academic core, which requires them to take a variety of courses outside of their majors. These courses are numerous, and include topics ranging from the Philosophy of Human Nature to Sex, Gender, and Society. While the core can certainly present a variety of academic challenges to the students at Gonzaga, it ultimately contributes to graduating seniors being the beneficiaries of a very broad and comprehensive education. The core is definitely difficult, but Im glad its required. It gives me the chance to take classes that are applicable to everyday life outside of my major, which I can certainly appreciate, said sophomore Kevin Johnston, a biology major. Another unique aspect of the core is the social justice requirement. A variety of courses covering different topics can be taken to fulfill the social justice prerequisite. These classes often have a service-learning aspect incorporated into the coursework, which gives students the opportunity to apply what they learned in the classroom to helping their community and raising awareness about problems affecting society. One major component of these classes is a call to action to inspire students to do more to positively impact their community. Emilia Monroe, a sophomore, took Women and Comparative Societies, a social justice course with a service learning element. Part of her coursework involved helping organize events to publicize author Greg Mortensons visit to campus to speak about educating girls in the Middle East. A portion of the class involved putting on events to fundraise for Mortensons work building schools for girls in the Middle East. Another big aspect of the class was educating the Gonzaga community about the problems that so many girls face doing something as simple as obtaining an education. It was really nice to take a course where I learned from actions and events rather than just a textbook, said Monroe. Gonzaga is also well-known by employers for doing

a phenomenal job preparing its students with plenty of real-life experience that theyll use once they enter the job market. Gonzagas pre-professional programs especially emphasize the importance of taking skills learned in the classroom and applying them directly to the professional world. Even liberal arts courses common in the College of Arts and Sciences have a large amount of applicability to post-graduation work. Gonzagas broadcasting major is really more a pre-professional degree, which is perfect for our field. In TV, the most important thing is experience; you can sit around in a lecture hall and take notes on how to operate a camera or how to anchor the news, but getting real life experience is the only way to improve. Gonzagas program realizes that and allows us to get started freshman year so we can actually land a job upon graduation, said Greg Talbot, a sophomore majoring in broadcasting.

Professors at Gonzaga also share the sentiment that students should be actively involved in their education, rather than just passively absorbing information in crowded lecture halls. Dr. Laura Brunell is the chair of the Political Science department at Gonzaga, and made it a point to make a connection between academia

and the real world in her classes. I am a firm believer in experiential education and pushing students to make connections between the issues and theories that we study in the classroom and the world out there. Thats why I encourage them to attend extra-curricular events and plan and put on many of these events myself. We do not live in a vacuum. Opportunities to experience and change the world are all around us and tools like the internet connect us to people and causes all over the world. We dont have to wait till we are done with our educations to be the change we want to see in the world. Our education will never end anyway, so we should be and are active, engaged learners, said Dr. Brunell. An education from Gonzaga will take students a long way in life. By learning such a wide variety of topic and issues, graduates can be certain that their degree will mean more in the professional world. More than just teaching abstract topics and textbooks, professors at Gonzaga teach students how to become engaged in the world surrounding them, a skill that will always hold its value in the marketplace.

We do not live in a vacuum. Opportunities to experience and change the world are all around us... - Dr. Laura Brunell

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SR Jessica Winandy and SR Ariana Cardoza student in the green room of Crosby. Students found personal alcoves around campus to pursuit their course work. Photo by Zack Berlat

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Take your pick of seniors: the complete offensive game of Courtney Vandersloot, the clutch outside shooting of Janelle Bekkering or the engaging personality of Carter Schick. In 2010-2011, Gonzaga womens basketball had an incredible balance of star talent, a fast and exciting style of play and a genuine likability that made them a Cinderella to believe in for the NCAA tournament. They showed that prowess as an eleven seed, defeating sixth-seeded Iowa, third-seeded UCLA and seventh-seeded Louisville before falling to the top-seeded Stanford Cardinal. It was the first Elite Eight appearance in program history. I think every team sets goals at the beginning of the year and this team achieved the goals that we set, Vandersloot said in press conference after the Stanford game. This is exactly where we wanted to be and we believed that we were going to win the game today but were going to reflect back and this is something that nobodys ever done and were excited about it. It took overcoming a slow start to get to that tournament run, however. Coming off the most successful season in program history, the Bulldogs began the year with a modest 2-3 record, losing three games by a combined 13 points. They went on a 26-1 tear to finish the season, which included a perfect 14-0 record in conference play. The only loss during that stretch came at the hands of national runner-up Notre Dame. At seasons end, the Zags led the nation in points per game (85.3) and Vandersloot led the nation in assists per game (10.2). She became the only player in NCAA history to amass 2000 points and 1000 assists in a career. Among her laundry list of accomplishments were winning the Francis Pomeroy Naismith Award, given to the nations top player 5-foot-8-inches and shorter, being selected third overall in the WNBA draft, and receiving an invite to the USA womens national team training camp.You saw all the people that were here and the people that have been following us, make no mistake about it, theyre Gonzaga fans, head coach Kelly Graves said after the Stanford game. But Courtney Vandersloot brought these people here and she deserves just a ton of credit for that. She has made Gonzaga womens basketball cool and something that people notice and love. Adversity was also the theme of the early year for a mens basketball team that started 4-5, the first time since 1992-1993 that Gonzaga had a record below .500 at any point in the season. The Bulldogs went on to lose only four

regular season games the rest of the year, thanks in part to the leadership of lone senior Steven Gray and the emergence of newcomers Marquise Carter and Sam Dower. Also as an 11 seed in the first round, the Bulldogs downed highly-touted St. Johns and first year head coach Steve Lavin. Gonzaga truly played its best basketball at the end of the season, as Carter scored a career-high 24 points to lead the Bulldogs past the Red Storm. They lost a second-round contest to future WCC foe BYU and the name that was making headlines for each of the last two seasons: Jimmer Fredette. By recent Gonzaga standards it was a down year, but the first-round tournament upset showed that the Zags can still get it done come March. After solid tournament performances by the basketball teams in March, Gonzaga baseball made sure there would be no apathy in April for Bulldog faithful. Through 33 games, the Zags posted a 21-11-1 record, which eclipsed the total win mark of 2010 (20-36). Early on, Gonzaga showed signs of its

2009 form when it won the WCC and competed in the College World Series. We are all pulling for each other. We had a similar attitude in 2009 when I redshirted but last year ther