Stories

From advanced simulation technology and a new Spike Award for resilience to inspiring faculty stories on self-care and leadership.

Across the world countless sacred relics are in the shadows, or worse - lost, damaged or stolen. Gonzaga student Anthony Di Mauro is working to return them to places of veneration.

Morris, Gonzaga Trustee Emeritus and former CEO of Avista, was a major driver in the development of the University District (UD), which transformed an all-but-abandoned part of Spokane into a hub for higher education, collaboration, and innovation.

Discover how Gonzaga alum Michael Larson ('21) turned his challenging upbringing and passion for social justice into Humans for Housing, a nonprofit advocating for homeless communities through storytelling and advocacy.

The associate professor of engineering spoke with Modern Steel Construction as part of his honor as an AISC Innovation Scholar.

Whatever type of study session you prefer, there's a spot on campus that will help you get to work. Students share their favorite study spots on Gonzaga's campus!

Gonzaga senior Brenna Messner shares how her battle with cancer inspired her passion for nursing and shaped her future career plans.

The Office of Sustainability is creating a new Climate Action Plan with hopes of incorporating community input.

The Campus Pantry hopes to fight food insecurity for students, free of judgement.

ITS Technician Blaine Atkins is bring people together with two circuit boards, customizable lights and Wi-Fi.

The first time Silje Squires did Zombie Nation, she got chills. She knew instantly she wanted to be involved with Kennel Club, and through four years of hard work and dedication, she's now the president, leading campouts and cheers while juggling work on her human physiology senior project.

Two professors are hoping to utilize the first-year seminar to get students engaged in undergraduate research.

University of Washington School of Medicine faculty and student volunteers learn from youth campers living with Type 1 diabetes

Nick CliffOrr, a student in the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice program, has qualified for the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc race - a100-mile journey through the Alps.

With so many delicious options in the COG, here are some of our students' favorite dishes!