Military and Veteran Stories

Deciding when to apply to Gonzaga? The Office of Admision breaks down the key differences between Gonzaga's Early Action and Regular Decision deadlines.

Entrepreneurship is more than starting a business. It is about creating opportunities, preserving culture, strengthening communities, and creating lasting impact.

Dr. John Gilmer and Dr. Seth Dotson started their medical school education with the UW-GU Partnership in 2016, and reflect on the journey.

Associate Professor Kevin Vander Schel has received a $64,952 National Endowment for the Humanities grant to translate and publish key works of Friedrich Schleiermacher, helping expand access to foundational texts that shaped the modern humanities.

When representatives from Gonzaga University arrived at this fall's Lilly Network gathering, they joined colleagues from church-related colleges and universities across the country wrestling with many of the same questions: How do institutions stay true to their mission in a rapidly changing higher education environment? And how can they prepare students for lives of purpose while navigating new challenges facing colleges and universities?

For almost 140 years, Gonzaga University has embraced the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, caring for the whole person, by caring for students not simply as students, but for their social, emotional, and overall wellbeing. Today, that longstanding commitment is taking on a new form through Zags360.

Foley Library is honored to announce that nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist Milt Priggee has donated his personal collection—spanning 48 years of sharp wit, incisive political commentary, and Pacific Northwest history—to Gonzaga University’s University Archives and Special Collections.

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Gonzaga's Leaders in Unity Retreat brings student leaders together to build belonging, deepen understanding and strengthen leadership through connection.

In this Q&A, Kendall Watson looks back on her time in the Marriage and Family Counseling program and highlights what she learned from the experience.

Houston Bradeson shares how Gonzaga's M.A. in Sport & Athletic Administration set him up for success in his career.

Senior Marina Martinez is asking why ADHD gets talked about the way it does, and whose stories get left out. Her capstone involves interviewing women with ADHD and compares how the media portrays the condition with how it’s lived.

Madeleine “Mads” Wright (‘20, Communication Studies and Economics) is a Communications Specialist at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI). Her contributions have led to her invitation back to Gonzaga to serve as an Advisory Council Member for the new Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology. “Any endeavor I choose has to have some sort of ethical lens,” she says.

Lindsay Walker Hobson (’07 J.D.) has built a career bringing together law, communications and a commitment to serving others. Today, she serves as vice president and general counsel at Enstar while continuing to support immigration legal services in Alaska.

For Jessica Anleu (’13 J.D.), immigration law means continuing to show up for clients, even when the outcome is uncertain. Today, Anleu and her husband run Zava Immigration Law Group, helping individuals and families navigate the immigration system.