Stories

Malia Hanson was no stranger to helping those who are or were unhoused as she volunteered at tent cities, tiny home villages and shelters. The drive for working with those in need, specifically children, grew in momentum and depth at Gonzaga.

In his forthcoming book, "Tactical Inclusion: Difference and Vulnerability in U.S. Military Advertising," Jeremiah Favara, a communication scholar at Gonzaga University, examines military recruitment ads published in three commercial magazines between 1973 - when the federal government ended the military draft - and 2016.

It was middle-school teacher who set Avalyn Renee ('23) on her path to debate stardom. With high recommendations, she started debate during her first year at Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho, where senior team members took her under their wings, helped her build a solid foundation through after-school coaching, and encouraged her to compete in the Lincoln-Douglas debate format, a one-on-one style common in high schools.

With the end of the semester on the horizon, first-year Zag Kate Gage ('26) reflects on the opportunities made possible by donor generosity.

After a national search, Gonzaga University is pleased to announce the nomination of Jeff Borden as the next dean of the School of Leadership Studies.

How the Reisenauer family's generosity is helping lead the way in advancing Jesuit tech education and opportunities for Gonzaga students, regional businesses, and more.

Melanie Benson ('23) shares a reflection on some of the most moving moments from her experience in Gonzaga's School of Nursing and Human Physiology.

By augmenting current faculty with new hires and developing new degree and certificate programs, the institute will serve as a major focal point for technology and information science at Gonzaga.

The story of Lieutenant Colonel Ed Rodriguez ('98), who has experienced the Bulldog Battalion as a cadet and now as a professor and the department chair of Military Science.

On Monday, May 8, Derek Hough and his father Bruce will team up for an event at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center exploring leadership through movement.

Gonzaga University will participate in a new program designed to connect people from around the world through the power of sport, sending 11 individuals from Spokane and Tri-Cities to Ecuador this summer.

Crystal Tam leads the Underrepresented in Medicine (URiM) group at the University of Washington Spokane.

If 1% of COVID-19 cases result in death, does that mean you have a 1% chance of dying if you catch it? A mathematician explains the difference between a population statistic and your personal risk.

Gonzaga University's new Certificate in Climate Action Planning will help guide organizations from across the country in how best to achieve their local community's climate goals.

MSN-NLH alumna discusses how the program helped find her passion for nursing policy.