Stories

For the fourth consecutive year, Gonzaga University is the nation's top-ranked (tie) Peace Corps volunteer-producing institution among "Small Colleges and Universities" with 18 undergraduate alumni serving in 15 countries worldwide, lifting Gonzaga's historical total to 338 alumni with Peace Corps service.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike shares in the Winter 2016 issue about the joy of new encounters

Gonzaga students, working with GU Professor Mark Derby, help youth in the Gonzaga Exceptional Hockey Program

HBO Sports is teaming up with IMG's Original Content unit for an unscripted five-episode series chronicling the Gonzaga University men's basketball team during its 2015-16 season.

We asked Gonzaga professors: How do you approach environmental concerns in your academic field? Here are their replies, in 125 words or less.

Gonzaga Magazine's 2016 winter issue features spotlights on Ryan Labar, Kyle McCoy and John Bowers

The late Miss Myrtle Woldson, a Spokane businesswoman and arts supporter, left her estate to Gonzaga University. Here is her story, originally published in Gonzaga Magazine, January 2016.

Petros Raygoza, a senior biology major at Gonzaga University, earned top honors for his research in morphology and physiology at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students held Nov. 11-14 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.

Stockton. Gonzaga University. Basketball. The words are inextricably linked. Laura Stockton, daughter of Gonzaga and NBA Hall of Fame legend John Stockton ('84) and Nada Stockton ('84), and sister of former Zag guard David Stockton ('13), is making a name for herself as a first-year student and guard for the Zags.

In 1999, the Gonzaga Bulldogs made their first appearance in the NCAA's Sweet Sixteen basketball tournament. The Zags have returned every year since.

The all-female Holy Names Academy in Seattle is well represented in Gonzaga University's Class of 2019 with 18 women, including three sets of identical twins - two of which are members of Gonzaga's crew team.

Nine highly qualified Gonzaga University students participated in clinical research projects and received mentoring from physicians and other medical professionals this past summer through the launch of the Seattle Summer Biomedical Internship program.

Miss Myrtle Woldson, an accomplished businesswoman, musician and philanthropist, has celebrated her love of the arts, music and student success with a $55 million gift to Gonzaga University - the largest in University history - to fund student scholarships and build a performing arts center.