Stories

Sodexo's Feeding Our Future Program is a summer nutritional program funded through the Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation that teams up with community hunger relief organizations. Since its inception in 1997 Feeding Our Future has served over 6.3 million meals to children nationwide.

Gonzaga's Marriage & Family Counseling program is partnering with Gonzaga Family Haven to provide mental health counseling to residents.

Gonzaga's Human Physiology Department ready to start the academic year in new facilities.

Three majors, three paths but the same landing spot: the Big Apple. The thread common to this diverse trio of Gonzaga University graduates: theater and dance during their time on campus.

The Women's Leadership program help Kim Hanna step into a new role as the first female president of the International Cotton Association. "What I learned throughout the program," she says, "helped give me tools and the confidence needed to navigate the journey."

When employees improve their leadership skills, the organizations they work for benefit as well. See why Jubilant HollisterStier, Department of Transportation, Spokane International Airport and more are sending their workforce to Gonzaga's leadership programs year after year.

Meet Jamie Bartlett, Ph.D., our new Director of the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center, and hear about her journey to Gonzaga and passion for serving others.

Gonzaga alumni are invited to come home to Gonzaga this October for Zagapalooza, an all-class, all-Zag reunion weekend. Reconnect, tour new buildings and take a peek at Gonzaga's future! Registration closes September 25.

Gonzaga University is again listed among the top institutions in America in The Princeton Review.

The Zag community came out in force to welcome a large, diverse cohort of first-year students to campus.

While working for a nonprofit serving the Latino community, Anngie Zepeda enrolled in the Design Thinking program. "It changed my life's vision," she said of the experience. "I realized that everything can be solved if you go right to the main problem."

Several Nursing students received $2,000 John William Jackson Foundation scholarships to support their nursing and health science educations.

For Tienaya Sigmund-Godes - a mother of six and a dedicated child care advocate - enrolling in the Women's Leadership program was "...one of the best decisions (she) ever made." Today she's teaming up with child care leaders across the country and working for Alphy, a new social and learning network for women.

In September, students will present to the Sustainability Action Committee, suggesting many strategies, including repurposing existing buildings as multi-use facilities, traffic calming, and encouraging entrepreneurs to create new products with recycled materials.

Learn about the various offices and resources on campus that support students.