Blaine Garvin, professor of political science at Gonzaga University, will present a lecture at 7 p.m. in celebration of both Constitution Day and Gonzaga’s 125th Anniversary Celebration. The lecture is free and open to the public and will be held in the Cataldo Hall Globe Room, according to a press release.
The lecture is titled, “A Partnership to Be Looked upon with Other Reverence . . . or What the Broken Jaw of a Green Plastic Alligator Can Teach Us about Gonzaga University and about Our Country.”
The lecture by Garvin – who also serves as interim dean of Gonzaga’s College of Arts and Sciences – will focus on the history of the Constitution in the context of both a U.S. presidential election year and Gonzaga’s 125th Anniversary.