Stories

Given the enormous challenges we face as individuals and as a society in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, Gonzaga will present "The Practice of Hope," a webinar that is free and open to all starting at 10 a.m. (PDT) Wednesday, April 8.

Gonzaga University's Emergency Management Team mobilized early and helped provide information necessary for faculty and transition face-to-face classes to distance delivery formats, while staff and administrators worked diligently to keep the Gonzaga community connected and operational.

Joe Johnston, assistant professor of sociology and criminology, recently published a research study about a program in multiple Spokane elementary schools, in which college students volunteer to walk children from their homes to school.

Angela Ruff had toyed with the idea of living in a tiny house, but never would have had room for all the hats she has worn at Gonzaga. She has worked eight jobs and occupied 13 offices over her nearly 32-year career here, starting as a 20-year-old receptionist in the President's Office, and now, juggling ideas for how to create commencement in these unique and interesting times, among many other assignments.

"Nothing like a national emergency to get me over my fear of using technology in the classroom." Psychology Professor Anna Marie Medina's sentiment was echoed by many of her faculty colleagues as they transitioned face-to-face classes to digital formats for distance delivery in barely two weeks.

Ally Clapp describes experiencing Palm Sunday in our unprecedented times.

Gonzaga announces that May 2020 Commencement ceremonies have been postponed until Sept. 4-6 when it will host three ceremonies: an Undergraduate Commencement, Graduate Commencement and Law Commencement.

Gonzaga and its Campus Kitchen program, Sodexo Food Services, along with Logan Elementary School and John R. Rogers High School are teaming up to provide 900 healthy, take-away meals for adults each week.

The Office of Sustainability asked Joe Johnston, Professor of Sociology and Criminology, about his sustainable commuting methods.

The best way to experience GU is to visit campus, but while we're practicing social distancing, here are other great ways prospective students can connect

Daniel Dangca from the Office of Mission and Ministry offers a reflection on and Lenten Fast during a Global Pandemic.

Alumni share their awards, career moves and publications in the Spring 2020 issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Facing the escalating crisis of the coronavirus pandemic, Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh, D-Phil., says the University has been guided by its Catholic and Jesuit mission to focus first and foremost on care for the individual and concern for each person's health and safety.

Curious about the academic and student life at Gonzaga? These questions were recently asked by a prospective student and answered by an admissions counselor and a current senior.

Pressures of graduating are stressful any year, but the crises of COVID-19 presents unprecedented challenges for the class of 2020.