Stories

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.

Experience an unforgettable night of jazz with Grammy Award-winner Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra at Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 5.

A trio of University of Washington School of Medicine graduates chose to establish practices in rural Eastern Washington community

Minister and alumnus finds a deeper faith through his Gonzaga education.

For the second year in a row, Student Affairs is being recognized among the most promising places to work.

It's something of a homecoming for the new director of the Center for Student Involvement. Having previously worked at the University in 2009, Bogarosh is returning to Gonzaga after 15 years, in a move she believes was meant to be.

Kristine Hoover and Clement Lye spent nearly three years documenting the life and story of Carla Peperzak, a 101-year-old Holocaust survivor credited with saving the lives of countless Jews from the Nazis.

There aren't a lot of people who can say they really know every inch of Gonzaga's campus like the back of their hand. Someone who can, Ken Sammons, just retired after serving the University for more than 5 decades.

Gonzaga alum Austin Johnson ('18) is giving back to Spokane's youth by helping students find engagement opportunities in schools. From his own experiences in the foster system to his role as an engagement navigator, Johnson is shaping the future of local education through proactive mentorship and community involvement.