Stories

Gonzaga grad and UW medical student Matthew Lumsden serves the most vulnerable through Spokane Regional Health District's Syringe Services to help abet the fentanyl overdose epidemic

UW President Ana Mari Cauce and GU President Thayne McCulloh retire from their posts this summer, nearly 10 years after forming a unique collaboration they believe could be a model for other communities across the nation.

A graduating Gonzaga mechanical engineering student, Areta has been inspired by personal experiences to use her considerable engineering and leadership skills to help others.

Less than a year after establishing the Epsilon of Washington Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Gonzaga, the University celebrated the inaugural installation of its first members.

Discover five beloved Gonzaga traditions as shared by current students-celebrating the spirit, community, and unique experiences that make life at Gonzaga unforgettable.

Well known in the Gonzaga community for their time on GU's women's basketball team, the Wirth twins are now making a splash on social media via a wellness business .

Through all four years at Gonzaga, Suyash Kushwaha, the recipient of the 2025 William A. Garrigan, S.J. Award, has loved nothing more than the opportunity to learn as much as he can.

When Zion Vaoifi first left his hometown of Mililani, Hawaii, he knew he wanted more than just an education; he wanted to create change. At Gonzaga, he got that opportunity.

Student Veterans are among Gonzaga University's most appreciated communities, and this year the University is honored to be designated a Gold Military Friendly School for 2025-2026.

Each Spring graduating UW School of Medicine (UWSOM) Spokane students join their peers from medical schools across the country in learning where they "matched" and will be spending the next three to seven years in U.S. residency training programs.

The Gonzaga community gathered to honor the life and legacy of Shane Barnes, a beloved alum who died in a tragic helicopter crash.

An office in the basement of College Hall is home to one of Gonzaga's most integral departments. It's Campus Printing, and the women who run it know exactly what they're doing.

Gonzaga University School of Law appoints Crystal Gamache as program developer for the Conaway Family Children and Parents Representation and Justice Initiative, advancing child advocacy and family representation through education, clinics, and fellowships.

With just a couple of weeks before our decision deadline, hear from the Senior Director of Undergraduate Admission, Steve Keller, on why admitted students should become a Zag.

Dr. Robin Pickering shares why studying public health is important.