Stories

More current Zags provide insight into why they love living in Spokane, WA!

Professors respond to this question: In what ways has your academic study informed or impacted what - or how - you eat?

How Caleb Webster ('04) and his son Evander are strengthening connections to GU and each other in the face of loss.

Gonzaga launched the Zag Business Directory, an opportunity for alumni to connect with each other, at the 10th annual Gonzaga Day on Feb. 12.

In January, Gonzaga University School of Law announced that it would eliminate the use of conditional scholarships for current and future admitted students. Going forward, all students will enter with guaranteed scholarships for the duration of their academic program.

The Fall 2021 issue of Gonzaga Magazine invited readers to submit their unique art with a coloring page of St. Ignatius.

A powerful tribute to Carl Maxey, civil rights leader, boxing champion and Gonzaga Law graduate, "Unforgettable" depicts the life and enduring legacy of Maxey, whose passion for social justice continues o inspire students.

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

Internationally acclaimed pianist Alon Goldstein will perform with the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra on Monday, Feb. 28 at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center.

Two Gonzaga University students will help launch "The Building Bridges Initiative" in a videoconference with Pope Francis that will involve 100 students from Catholic and secular universities across the Americas.

Current students provide insight into why they love living in Spokane, WA!

The Underrepresented in Medicine service-learning group at The University of Washington School of Medicine-Spokane continues to grow and expand since its 2016 launch.

Two student-centered, environmentally focused projects will help lower energy costs and carbon footprints in Spokane.

A new partnership between Washington's three law schools - Seattle University School of Law, University of Washington School of Law, and Gonzaga University School of Law - and Heritage University in Central Washington aims to make a law degree more accessible to diverse Latinx and Indigenous students from this historically underserved region.

Two art exhibits, a musical performance and a conversation about mass incarceration highlight Gonzaga University's observance of Black History Month.