Military and Veteran Stories

Christy Larsen ('88) capped off three years as chair of the Board of Trustees by leading a fruitful search for Gonzaga's 27th president.

Board of Trustees Chair Mike Reilly ('81) accepted the role in a time of major change for the University, but he is ready to take on the job.

The images captured among the 100 works included in the new exhibition are as diverse as the artists who created them.

He's not working from home, but Latin Lecturer Father Ken Krall, S.J., does prepare his lessons in his new Humanities Building office, which coincidentally, is the room he most recently occupied when that building served as Jesuit House.

Carol Velazquez ('24 J.D.) doesn't like talking about herself. This isn't because she lacks for things to say. She is quite accomplished and her future is bright. But her humility is genuine.

In 1992, when he was 14 years old, Bourgeois made the worst decision of his life and committed an unspeakable crime. This is a story of redemption, though, of forgiveness and maybe even grace, so we won't dwell on the details.

Monica Bartlett, a professor of psychology and head of the Positive Emotion and Social Behavior Lab at Gonzaga, spoke with NPR's Boston station about how practicing gratitude can combat loneliness.

From advanced simulation technology and a new Spike Award for resilience to inspiring faculty stories on self-care and leadership.

Whatever type of study session you prefer, there's a spot on campus that will help you get to work. Students share their favorite study spots on Gonzaga's campus!

Gonzaga senior Brenna Messner shares how her battle with cancer inspired her passion for nursing and shaped her future career plans.

The first time Silje Squires did Zombie Nation, she got chills. She knew instantly she wanted to be involved with Kennel Club, and through four years of hard work and dedication, she's now the president, leading campouts and cheers while juggling work on her human physiology senior project.

Two professors are hoping to utilize the first-year seminar to get students engaged in undergraduate research.

University of Washington School of Medicine faculty and student volunteers learn from youth campers living with Type 1 diabetes

Professor Andrew Brajcich, the Jud Regis Endowed Chair of Accounting, is cited in a recent article in Washington CPA magazine as one of the influential leaders in the field.

In the summer of 2024, the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Rights Clinic, part of Gonzaga Law School's Clinical Legal Programs (GLS-CLP), achieved a groundbreaking resolution in a medical malpractice case-the largest settlement for a client in the law school's history. While confidentiality agreements protect the settlement details, its significance extends far beyond the financial outcome, marking a profound milestone in advocacy and justice for marginalized communities.