Stories

Graduating senior history major Scott Davis has been fascinated with World War II since first grade. His oral history project, "Faces of Valor," has captured more than 160 veterans' stories.

Kent Porterfield, Ed.D., vice president for student development at St. Louis University from 2006-2019 and a senior fellow with the American College Personnel Association, has been named vice provost of student affairs at Gonzaga University, effective July 1.

Gonzaga University is pleased to announce the hiring of Kent Porterfield, Ed.D., as vice provost of student affairs, and Robin M. Kelley, Ph.D., associate chief diversity officer.

Gonzaga In Florence is the crown jewel of the University's study abroad program, and the mechanism that started Gonzaga on the path to developing global citizens.

Gonzaga's Theatre department: acts of service and sewing.

A brief history of the women's suffrage movement in America, in honor of the centennial of the 19th Amendment

The Office of Sustainability asked Ashley Martin to share her views on sustainability and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life.

Your spring issue of Gonzaga Magazine includes some last-minute adjustments, but otherwise continues with great content not impacted by COVID-19.

Gonzaga affirmed the connection between creativity and problem-solving when it unveiled the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center last April. The facility and GU faculty have become a magnet for talented arts students such as Xander Claypool.

Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh writes about the challenges of COVID-19 within the campus community

Kennel Club is the place for a student to be during basketball games: aka, the student section. It's notoriously loud and active - 1,200 Zags pumped up to rally their Bulldogs (and rattle the opponents) at games in McCarthey. With 1,800 members, it's the largest club on campus.

What are the "right" credentials for a nurse who sees his potential in team management, or envisions herself leading major initiatives for progressive health care? There are many options.

Gonzaga Magazine's editor shares a moment of reflection on silent retreats offered by Mission & Ministry

Students in Professor Mat Rude's Ceramics course are getting an introduction to clay through an unlikely medium: dough.

Father Steve Hess, S.J. led alumni in conversations about living out Jesuit ideals in tough times