Stories

During Dale Goodwin's 41 years at Gonzaga, he has seen campus change from what seemed like black-and-white to living color.

This fall, in an address to faculty and staff, I shared a story that I believe provides the Gonzaga community - those on campus and those who engage with and support us from a distance - a helpful outlook for a season of strategic planning with a renewed understanding of our purpose.

It is difficult to find a day when Randy Williams doesn't have a smile stretched across his face. He loves seeing his students excel in special education classrooms around the area.

Read this month's Q&A and learn about Emmy Wagner, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life!

Sierra Reid ('15), a product market engineer for eSports at Intel, shares four tips for women wanting careers in gaming industry.

Celebrating the alumni love birds who exchanged vows earlier this year.

Raul Candelaria shares how the COML program prepared him for pursuing his Ph.D.

Gonzaga Law Alumna Delia Garza discusses her path to discovering her passion for law and community involvement. Through her education with Gonzaga, she took that passion back to her home state of Texas.

Melissa Coombes (Gonzaga School of Law '13) details her journey from flying MH-60S Knighthawk helicopters and fixed wing aircrafts for the Navy, to beginning (and graduating from) Gonzaga's School of Law.

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra will welcome world-renowned violinist Shlomo Mintz to the stage at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on Monday, Dec. 5.

Reisha Abolofia (Gonzaga School of Law '14) discusses how her initial interest in law, sparked from participating in jury duty, led her to graduating from Gonzaga University's School of Law and become the director of Disability Rights Washington's Rights Investigation and Accountability Program.

Senior biology student Emiliano Soto-Romero ('23) and Assistant Professor of Biology Laura Diaz-Martinez both attended this fall's National Diversity in STEM Conference (NDiSTEM) in Puerto Rico, presenting findings learned in their lab work at Gonzaga.

This fall, three Gonzaga alums all working for Seattle consulting firm West Monroe returned to campus to recruit more Zags at the career and internship fair.

Retired Brigadier General Jack Nevin, who earned his M.B.A. and Juris Doctor degrees from Gonzaga in 1978, says he is retired. But his wife Cheryl French Nevin, a retired physical therapist, disagrees, stating flatly, "Jack flunked retirement."

$576,000 in direct federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will enhance specialized, wrap-around programming and services