Stories

How Colleen Vandenboom, Ph.D. ('20 MBA), shows up to help others make their voices heard by supporting voter registration and ballot collection efforts on campus.

Exercise and ideas for family fun will be distributed along with meals this fall, promoting easy and fun-to-d- exercises to keep kids and their families active.

This intentional living community focuses on connections between Logan Neighborhood and Gonzaga University. Here's what it's all about.

Learn about one of Gonzaga University's closest partners in Northeast Spokane - The ZoNE Project. With shared roots and common priorities we're working together to make a difference.

Gonzaga University's partnership with Rogers High School, built on existing strengths and new creative ideas to offer a 2020 summer of engagement with neighborhood high school students.

The food security program operated by Gonzaga's Campus Kitchens and Sodexo provided more than 26,000 to-go meals this summer, and with partners, offered free fresh produce as well.

Ethicist and Associate Philosophy Professor Ellen Maccarone likens preparing to teach in the pandemic to cooking from her grandma's cookbook . . . "What is a pinch of this or a dash of that?

In this short interview series, we will introduce the Gonzaga community to the College of Arts & Sciences' incoming Fall 2020 faculty. This interview is with the Sociology & Criminology department's newest faculty member, Jamella Gow. We sat down with Jamella to learn more about her background as an academic and to find out what she looks forward to the most at Gonzaga University.

Born in Nicaragua, raised in Miami, University of Washington School of Medicine second-year student, Antonio Guadamuz, spent part of his summer serving the largely Latinx population of Brewster, Washington.

In a collaborative workshop, more than 75 faculty, discuss a sustained institutional response to ongoing racism and other forms of bias.

Seems like every story starts out, "Because of the pandemic . . ." Gonzaga's arts are no different. Significant adjustments have been made to give artists new ways of sharing their skills.

Kurt Nolen was a camera operator in Hollywood, working on major motion pictures and television programs. But his role as videographer at Gonzaga University is a perfect fit.

After graduating a semester early, Emma VanderWeyst will attend the University of Washington School of Law this fall.

A traffic reporter and hip-hop radio personality for iHeart Media at KUBE 93 in Seattle, Koffa is also a student in the Master of Arts in Communication and Leadership Studies program with a concentration in digital media strategies.

How do we achieve reconciliation in a time of divide, specifically related to matters of diversity? Here's a look at some of Gonzaga's responses and hopes.