Giving Stories

How Scott ('90) and Glorilyn ('90) Maw are paying forward the impact of their Gonzaga education to the next generation of innovators.

Michelle "Missy" Paulin ('98) is delighted to be in Tokyo serving as a U.S. diplomat at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer.

How Dr. Steve ('67) and Marge Brenneke are improving Gonzaga students' ability to collaborate across disciplines in science and engineering.

What inspired Gonzaga Regent Joe Lincoln ('88) to show up in support of the Integrated Science and Engineering facility

How Jerry Abrams ('07) was inspired to support Gonzaga students through the Integrated Science and Engineering facility.

Mike ('63) and Sunny ('65) Strong share why showing up to support the Integrated Science and Engineering facility at GU was important to them.

His parents taught him to "do the best with the gifts you're given," so Nicholas is doing exactly that with the gifts from Zag Nation.

How George Gonzalez ('07) and Don Hackney ('69) serve and give to carry forth the legacy of three Zags who lost their lives.

How a Gonzaga business grad's significant support for STEM will have an impact on Zags in all fields of study.

Gonzaga 1973 engineering alumnus Fred Reinel shares why showing up for others is such an important part of life.

Current Zags reflect on GU Founder Fr. Joseph Cataldo, S.J., and the ways in which you, the Gonzaga community, continue his legacy.

How did donor support for Gonzaga University change as the pandemic unfolded in 2020? Find out here.

Learn why the Dzenitis family has chosen to make the next generation of STEM professionals educated at Gonzaga a philanthropic priority.

Gloria (I-Ling) Chien, Ph.D., assistant professor of religious studies at Gonzaga, has published a peer-reviewed research article showing how the compassion meditation course she taught at Gonzaga helped fulfill key goals of Jesuit education.

Tyler Zangaglia, a junior in the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration and the founder and CEO of the Hope Festival, is one of the young innovators named to 425 Business magazine's "30 Under 30 Class of 2020."

How Colleen Vandenboom, Ph.D. ('20 MBA), shows up to help others make their voices heard by supporting voter registration and ballot collection efforts on campus.