Stories

Q&A with Gonzaga MSBA alumnus, Oliver Andersson about how the degree has helped him in his career.

For Kendall Featherstone, choosing Gonzaga was a "no-brainer." Originally from Texas, this year's Kennel Club president had her heart set on an out-of-state college experience, and Gonzaga offered an exciting fresh start full of self-discovery.

In the Winter 2025 issue of Gonzaga Magazine, we revisit the 1950 national boxing championship and the three Zags whose character and perseverance shaped their team, campus and community.

Gonzaga's School Counseling program equipped Leah Lorimer with the skills, confidence, and community to thrive as a school counselor and advocate for students. Read the full Q&A of her experience.

Stephen Keller, Senior Director of Undergraduate Admission, gives thanks to all students, prospective and current, and discusses the February 1 Undergraduate Admission Application deadline.

Gonzaga's Climate Institute leads regional efforts to improve resilience, education, and community preparedness for extreme heat and wildfire smoke.

Gonzaga faculty across core disciplines show how AI enhances critical thinking, ethical reflection, and digital literacy in a Jesuit, liberal arts education.

Celebrate the newest members of the Zag family.

A three-student team placed in the ICPC, an algorithmic programming challenge.

Cooper Krossa ('26, electrical engineering) represented Gonzaga at the inaugural Energy Solutions Summit.

Gonzaga alum Njal Lundberg is reinventing birthdays with Modern Dreamers - luxury, kid-friendly sleepover kits that spark imagination and bring lasting magic to childhood celebrations.

Women Lead marked its 10th anniversary with a keynote from President Katia Passerini, who encouraged women to embrace opportunity with confidence. Her message of progress, humility and readiness highlights a decade of empowering leadership development at Gonzaga.

Explore what Magis truly means in Ignatian spirituality as Gonzaga Nursing faculty member Trena Redman reflects on discernment, the universal good, and mission-driven work.

GUTV alumni Steven Karr and Greg Talbott revive Gonzaga's legacy digital production class, giving students hands-on experience in live sports broadcasting.

In October 2025, Rome became the crossroads where women leaders from Catholic universities around the world, including Gonzaga University President Katia Passerini, gathered to reflect, learn, and strengthen their shared mission.