Stories

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.

Gonzaga Magazine editor reflects on the power of connection, the impact of President McCulloh, and the stories that continue to shape the Zag community.

Gonzaga alumni are publishing books, earning national awards, leading major companies, and making waves in their communities.

Congrats to the Zag parents who welcomed family members this year; here are highlights from the fall issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh reflects on the power of choice, his decades of service, and the community that shaped his journey as he prepares to welcome the University's 27th president.

The following are wedding announcements submitted by Zags for the Spring '25 issue of the Gonzaga Magazine. Congrats to the happy couples!

Meet the Zagfluencers-6 Gonzaga students shaping social media to authentically showcase campus life, connect with prospective students, and boost engagement.

Honoring tradition and celebrating transformation, Terry and Patt Payne have made a transformative $5 million scholarship gift to Gonzaga University, fueling student success, strengthening community, and expanding access for future generations.

Gonzaga University has been awarded Salmon-Safe certification from environmental organization Salmon-Safe, meaning the University's campus demonstrates a high level of environmental stewardship and will continue to do so into the future.

Help us honor the members of the community who have dedicated decades of service to the University's Mission, to educating students and to supporting the institution in and out. These colleagues have contributed 25 years and beyond to Gonzaga.

Blaine Garvin is retiring this spring, with 54 years of thoughtful education, Mission embodiment and master storytelling under his belt.

The annual Ignatian Gala is fast approaching - this year honoring Julie and Thayne McCulloh for their combined six decades of leadership.

First-time attendees become dedicated participants, conversation circles continue for years, and the demand for more programming never stops. The Women Lead program celebrates its 10th year in 2025, and it's just getting started.

For the most part over the past 50 years, Don Hackney, or "LawDog" as his students affectionately nicknamed him, has taught one class with multiple sections: business law. Having hit a major teaching milestone this year, Hackney says there's no reason to stop now.

Fr. Tim Breen S.J explores the core elements of Ignatian leadership-contemplation, discernment, and direction-and how they shape Gonzaga's mission and community.