Stories

Gonzaga junior Owen Nichols ('27) blends business, art, and nature through pottery and music, exploring creative passions both in and out of the classroom.

A front-page story in the Aug. 7. issue of The Spokesman-Review highlights the personal and professional journey of Gonzaga's new president, Katia Passerini.

Human Physiology major Greta Crumley shares about her experience in the UW-GU Summer Research Program, learning about biomedical work to support patients after trauma.

Six engineering majors participated in McKinstry's internship program in Summer 2025.

Explore the world through a new partnership with Collette Travel, offering educational and culturally rich trips to Greece, the U.S. East Coast, and Tuscany in 2026. Open to alumni, friends, and lifelong learners.

Get expert advice for your first year at Gonzaga from Steve Keller, Senior Director of Admission. Tips to help new Zags thrive, belong, and succeed.

A Gonzaga student reflects on how summer research defied expectations, built valuable skills, and sparked a passion for deeper learning and discovery.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Project equips teachers and students with a strong scientific foundation to understand climate change and its impacts.

Packing for college at Gonzaga? Check out this list of unexpected dorm essentials and tips to make your move-in smooth and stress-free.

Over the past year, the Department of Computer Science initiated new degree programs and significantly revised existing curricula to better align with the evolving tech landscape. These updates reflect growing demand for specialized expertise in data science, cybersecurity, and software engineering.

Two Gonzaga alumni, Jon Peterson and Brian Slamkowski, now lead the elite 3rd Ranger Battalion, exemplifying Jesuit values and servant leadership.

New academic pathways in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) prepare graduates for the rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Gonzaga's assistant professor of political science, Sarah James, explains how the Trump administration's suppression of safety net data undermines policy, equity, and public accountability.

Get ready to start your college application with these five tips!

Spokane summer nights are made for adventure-whether you're floating the river, catching a sunset show, or sampling local bites at a night market, there's no shortage of ways to savor the long, warm evenings. From outdoor thrills to community festivals, the city comes alive after dark.