Stories

Alumni weddings from the spring 2020 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

As Gonzaga undergraduates approach final exams during this unprecedented time of dislocation and disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, faculty reflect on insights and lessons learned following the mid-semester shift to remote learning.

Yolanda Gallardo, remembers that her family had little, but the families of the children her father taught had even less.

How the practice of mindfulness can offer solace during difficult times.

Gonzaga dance faculty and students are learning at a distance due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Gonzaga Bulletin writer Audrey Measer ('22) says COVID gives students opportunity to thank faculty

As Dean of Gonzaga's School Nursing and Human Physiology, I extend the faculty and staff's utmost appreciation to you as you work to provide incredible care, under the most unprecedented circumstances, to those who need it most during the pandemic.

The Office of Sustainability asked AmeriCorps member, Karen Troxel to share her thoughts on sustainability and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life.

Current students that signed up to host GEL students are still excited to share their Gonzaga experiences.

History students are now visiting reconstructions of ancient cities such as Olympia and Athens using virtual reality technology in the classroom.

Gonzaga Family Haven will be a 72-unit permanent supportive housing unit operated by Catholic Charities Eastern Washington in partnership with Gonzaga University and Gonzaga Preparatory School.

The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) continues its efforts in the Northeast Spokane neighborhoods, despite barriers related to COVID-19. For graduating seniors and AmeriCorps members - most of whom are alumni - a different form of closure is occurring as they wrap up the year.

None of us would've foreseen that all that we were looking forward to would change. It's definitely been hard to wrap our heads around the way COVID-19 impacted our senior year.

Gonzaga University will suspend the admission requirement of a SAT or ACT score for students applying for college admission for fall 2021.

During an online Town Hall webinar on April 2, Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh expressed gratitude for many people and answered a wide range of questions.