Stories

Grammy Award-winning duo 123 Andrés brings their high-energy, bilingual family concert to Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 22 at 2 p.m. Experience a fun-filled musical journey blending Spanish and English with lively Latin American rhythms.

Julie McCulloh and Jolanta Weber are stepping down after working alongside each other at Gonzaga for the last 30 years.

Toph Parkin took over as director of the Bulldog Band in September 2024, replacing longtime director and friend David Fague.

Brandon Haddock brings a wealth of experience to the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resources Center as the second-ever director.

The Spokane Journal of Business named Gonzaga Trustee John J. Hemmingson as its 2025 "Business Leader of the Year."

Admission Counselor, Megan Baird '24, shares what she wishes she knew before becoming a Zag -- from making friends to finding her place on campus!

Gonzaga DELA doctoral student Russ Fiorella co-authored an article exploring how Jesuit educators can foster critical thinking and democratic engagement in the classroom during the Trump presidency. Read more about his research and advocacy in Jesuit education.

Gonzaga alumnus Spencer Martin ('18) has found the perfect blend of broadcasting and sports management with the Maine Celtics, where he covers fellow Zag Anton Watson ('24) as he works toward his NBA dreams.

In this Faculty Feature, you'll get to know philosophy professor Darian Spearman and his hidden talents.

Gonzaga Day is a celebration of the spirit of Gonzaga, the students, alumni and supporters around the world.

Building an unbiased AI system is easier said than done. During Engineers Week, Dr. Michael J. Quinn explored real-world examples of bias in AI and shared strategies engineers can use to create fairer systems.

Two Zag alums, Sophia Braun ('22) and Jodi Ülkekul ('18), once shared the pitch as teammates at Gonzaga University, now they've reunited as part of Spokane's first professional women's soccer team, Zephyr FC.

Former Gonzaga professor Eddy Birrer, Ph.D., has established a charitable gift annuity to support men's and women's basketball and women's soccer, ensuring future Zags thrive on and off the court.

After decades of wondering why he always felt alone in a crowd, Peter O'Neil's (GIF '74-'75) late-in-life autism diagnosis brought clarity and closure to his bittersweet memories of a transformative year at Gonzaga-in-Florence, turning past isolation into newfound connection and understanding.

The Spokane Journal of Business recently published an update on the efforts to create an Inland Northwest "Tech Hub" by a Gonzaga-led consortium of higher education, government, tribal and business partners.