Updated 3/16/2022 with new masking information in the Health & Wellness section.
PLEASE NOTE: The information below is specific to Law School operations and does not necessarily encompass all university operations or guidelines. Continue to check the ZagOn webpage, your email, and Morning Mail for updates.
Academic Affairs & Course Information
Spring 2022 Semester
According to the University’s Back to Campus plan, which applies to the Law School, the teaching modality for AY 2021-2022 is in-person. This will continue to be the case for Spring 2022.
Jan. 2, 2022 - Q&A Regarding Spring 2022 Protocols
Student Resources
Student Arrival & Return to Campus Guide
The Graduate and Law Student Arrival and Return to Gonzaga Guide details the principles, expectations, and responsibilities of all students. Please review the Spring 2022 guidelines.
Facility Information
Law School Building
Access to the building will be limited to faculty, staff and enrolled students coming in to study or attend courses, Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, 12 p.m. - 10 p.m. Please note, these hours will vary on holidays.
Chastek Library
The Chastek Law Library will be open to law students only during normal hours and remains closed to the public. Hours mirror that of the Law School building.
Other Campus Services
Please refer to the ZagOn website at www.gonzaga.edu/zagon for more detailed information regarding other campus services.
Health, Wellness & Prevention
Law School will implement the following measures once Gonzaga University shifts to a mask optional operating environment on March 26, 2022:
- All open common areas within the Law School building will be mask optional
- With one exception, all common office areas within the Law School building will be mask optional
- The Center for Civil & Human Rights (CCHR), located on the second floor of our clinical space, will require the use of masks by all those who enter.
- The CCHR policy will be reevaluated in early April.
- Occupants of individual offices with doors may establish a mask-required-for-entry environment
- Those electing to do so have been encouraged to display appropriate signage so entrants are aware.
- Professors may determine the mask policy within their classrooms and are asked to communicate with you directly regarding their policy
- Faculty who elect to require masks in their classrooms have been provided boxes of masks that they are encouraged to bring with them to the classroom, so no student will be without a mask.
- There will be no revisiting of earlier decisions made regarding violations of masking protocol or student absences from class due to COVID.
Additional campus health and safety information can be found on the ZagOn website.
COVID-19 Testing
Law student have access to on-campus testing. If you think you have signs and symptoms of COVID-19 or have been exposed to COVID-19 and would like to get tested, you can make an appointment to do so at Gonzaga University Health & Counseling Services. Please call 509-313-4066 before your visit the office. More information about testing is available here.