Stories

In Gonzaga Magazine's music issue, we explore the universality of music as students visit Colombia and Zambia.

Congrats to these Zags who tied the knot or welcomed new members into the family, as published in the Winter 2018 issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Gonzaga Magazine's music issue highlights the nationally celebrates nationally known musicians like The Chad Mitchell Trio and Nicole Lewis.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike-Bunch reflects on the pain and joy of learning and teaching music

In Powder Magazine, a premier skiing and lifestyle publication, Spokane was listed as a "Next American Ski Town."

Circulation Assistant and Reserves Specialist Molly McFadden has become Foley's own "Cookie Monster" for students

GU's alumni mentoring program connects Zags with career opportunities

SPOKANE, Wash. - Danielle Xu, Ph.D., professor of finance, has been named Gonzaga University's Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo Chair of Business Administration, succeeding Professor Kent Hickman. The five-year renewable appointment begins this academic year. The professorship was established by a permanent endowment from the Mozilo family.

SPOKANE, Wash. - With the opening of Gonzaga University's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on the horizon, Suzanne Ostersmith, assistant professor and dance program director, felt inspired to create the University's first repertory dance company.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Molly Kretchmar-Hendricks, Gonzaga University professor of psychology and University Core director, and Janet C. Mann, director of The Children's Ark in Spokane, will read from their book "Creating Compassionate Foster Care: Lessons of Hope from Children and Families in Crisis" at Auntie's Bookstore at 7 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 7.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Molly Kretchmar-Hendricks, Gonzaga University professor of psychology and University Core director, and Janet C. Mann, director of The Children's Ark in Spokane, will read from their book "Creating Compassionate Foster Care: Lessons of Hope from Children and Families in Crisis" at Auntie's Bookstore at 7 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 7.

Gonzaga Law professor Ann Murphy cited by the Seattle times in a case that went before the Washington Supreme Court regarding the admissibility of a person's immigration status as evidence in civil and criminal courts.

The world of networking may seem like an overwhelming one, but it certainly helps connect oneself to a number of opportunities.

Falesha Ankton shares the lessons of hard-fought wins in track and field

Amanda Clark, Ph.D., Whitworth University, will discuss "China's Last Jesuit: Charles J. McCarthy, S.J., and the End of the Mission in Catholic Shanghai."