Stories

Zag Writers Read is a new reading series dedicated to supporting student creative writers.

Professor of Psychology Monica Bartlett shares practical ways to cultivate gratitude during stressful times, offering strategies to overcome negativity bias and build resilience through simple daily practices.

As the world mourns the death of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit elected to serve as the head of the Catholic Church, many are flocking to the internet to ask the question: What is a Jesuit?

The class of 2025, their families and guests will celebrate Gonzaga University's 132nd Commencement this Mother's Day weekend, with more than 2,000 students donning caps and gowns for this momentous celebration.

Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month is celebrated every May as a time to honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and remarkable contributions of AANHPI communities across the United States.

Gonzaga senior Talia Frausto shares how a passion for dance and a strong sense of community helped shape her college experience, blending computer science with creativity, leadership, and cultural engagement.

Gonzaga University's 2025 Ignatian Gala was like none other, every detail referencing some aspect of the lives of Julie and Thayne McCulloh, whose collective service to Gonzaga University spans six decades.

Among those mourning Pope Francis are the cardinals who will participate in the funeral liturgies for the late pope, a series of general congregations, and, ultimately, the conclave that will select his successor. Learn more about selecting the next pope from a Gonzaga religious studies lecturer.

Three Gonzaga seniors launched Muv, an app designed to help students discover events on campus and in their community.

25 Years of Dance with Suzanne Ostersmith - who views dance as science, education, philosophy, biology, community, service and more.

As president of Gonzaga's Black Student Union and a driving force behind fostering community and connection, Amari Troutt works to make sure everyone has a place to belong.

Three Gonzaga students had their short films selected for the 25th annual KINO Short Film Festival in Moscow, Idaho, showcasing student creativity and innovation in media production.

Don't miss this spring's spectacular display!

The oldest living GSBA President, Mike Paioni ('45), honors Gonzaga, friendship, and President McCulloh with a legacy-and a serenade-nearly a century in the making.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Fellows bring hands-on climate science lessons to Spokane K-8 classrooms, inspiring the next generation to understand and act on climate change.