Stories

Gonzaga counseling students are putting classroom learning into practice through a Lunch & Learn series with residents at Gonzaga Family Haven. Following a successful spring series focused on wellness, connection and personal growth, the program will return this academic year with new opportunities for students and residents to learn from one another.

M.A. in Communication & Leadership alumna, Cyndy Koures shares her personal rebrand journey and how the COML program was a key part.

Q&A with online Master's in Transmission & Distribution alumnus, Dexter Hypolite

Gonzaga University has named new members and leaders of its Board of Regents for 2026, bringing expertise in business, education, technology, economics and mission-driven leadership.

Microaggressions are common in higher education and can shape whether students, staff and faculty feel a sense of belonging. The University’s Equity and Belonging Summit in April helped participants recognize them, understand their impact, and develop practical strategies for responding to them.

Mark and Kathy Casey’s support of Gonzaga’s Woodley Institute advances civil dialogue, helping students learn to listen, engage and lead across differences.

The Gonzaga Bulletin earned SPJ’s Corbin Gwaltney Award for Best All-Around Student Newspaper, recognizing outstanding student journalism.

Gonzaga senior Morgan Howard woke up August 1 in her childhood bedroom, the rest of her family out of town. She was alone for the weekend, playing house in the only home she’s ever known. Then the Old Trails fire lit up.

Applications are now being accepted for Gonzaga University's School of Health Sciences’ new Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program, with courses beginning in Summer 2027.

Jay Yang, founding director of the Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology, has developed a personal practice, C.A.R.E., to help him discern if he's using AI for the right reasons and in the right way.

When Alec Cutter ('14) graduated, he knew his passion was for a life telling stories and exploring the beloved Brazilian football culture known as várzea. Now he's created and directed a new Netflix series about that culture called "The Root of the Game."

Gonzaga's Master's in Data Science and AI launches a new course that provides students the AI skills employers are looking for.

This fall, faculty, staff, and students are participating in reading groups focused on Pope Leo's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which examines artificial intelligence through the lenses of human dignity, ethics, faith, and the common good.

Sister Frances Vista shares her experience in the M.A. in Theology and Leadership program at Gonzaga University.