Stories

Seen shocking Gonzaga headlines online? We're breaking down how fake news spreads and how to tell fact from clickbait.

For four senior Zags who traveled to work in the media at Super Bowl LX, the experience of interviewing superstar athletes, navigating a massive sporting event and delivering an incredible array of stories on little sleep but lots of adrenalin was an experience they'll remember for a lifetime.

"At Gonzaga, because of the mission, you have to walk the talk," retired faculty member Mark Bowman says. "Somewhere along the line, you need to act in the world."

Gonzaga University's Zag Dining Sodexo has partnered with local community nonprofit If You Could Save Just One (IYCSJO) to help address food insecurity among youth and families in Northeast Spokane

Three Gonzaga presidents, past and present, reveal leadership as a living relay of mission where philanthropy joins generations in educating the people the world needs most.

Stepping into Gonzaga's School of Business Administration (SBA) feels like entering a vibrant community where possibility, purpose, and people come together.

Carolina Gutierrez Rodriguez is researching how adolescent environments have significant effects on their development, acquiring first-hand evidence by working with Spokane high school students.

A fourth-year UW medical student draws on her athletic background and resilience as she pursues a career in orthopedic surgery.

The University of Washington - Gonzaga University Health Partnership offers three free public lectures in 2026.

Meet the Zag Dining employees behind the COG's holiday artwork and learn how art, resilience and community helped them rebuild their lives at Gonzaga.

The Spokesman-Review newspaper in Spokane featured Gonzaga student Jack Kashork ('26) and President Katia Passerini in a story about efforts to reinstate funding to the Washington College Grant program designed for helping low- and middle-income students afford college.

Gonzaga University Ministry Director Meredith McKay joined a group of Eastern Washington clergy traveling to Minneapolis to support the community amid civil unrest resulting from a federal immigration crackdown.

Transitioning from college to a professional career is one of the most exciting and uncertain moments in a student's life. To support students through this pivotal stage, the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration offers Campus to Career, a course designed to bridge the gap between academic life and the professional world.

Each monthly Story Slam event fills the Wolff Auditorium with students, faculty, and staff, and being a Story Slam storyteller is a popular bucket list item for Gonzaga students.

Hear how our Zags enjoy the winter months here in Spokane!