Military and Veteran Stories

Gonzaga alumni share stories of purpose‑driven careers and personal transformation - from AI innovation, journalism, conservation and health‑care advocacy.

The Gonzaga University CCE Wolff Civic Fellowship connects students with local organizations to support community-driven work while building professional skills.

The inaugural Woodley Institute Lecture opens a new chapter at Gonzaga University

For sisters Danielle, Adrienne, and JoJo Safranski, choosing to come to Gonzaga was about more than just academics. It was about legacy, opportunity, and family.

Gonzaga civil engineering faculty, students and The Lands Council install dams that protect and revitalize streams following the examples set by beavers.

This spring, Gonzaga University's Center for Teaching and Advising (CTA), in partnership with the Center for Community Engagement (CCE) and Gonzaga Outdoors' Immersive Outdoor Learning Program, launched the Experiential Learning Micro-Credential.

Groundbreaking research. Global perspectives. Unforgettable milestones. The 2025-2026 academic year was a season of "firsts" and "foremosts" for the College of Arts & Sciences. From the historic induction of our inaugural Phi Beta Kappa class to interdisciplinary innovations in art and neuroscience, these highlights showcase a community in motion-dedicated to the Jesuit tradition of leadership and the pursuit of the common good.

Gonzaga University is proud to announce its guest speakers for its 133rd Commencement ceremonies held Mother's Day weekend.

Gonzaga Informatics Institute Hosts Industry, Education and Technology Leaders in Conversations About AI April 20-24

M.A. in TESOL alum Analee Scott shared an inside look at what it's really like to be part of the program. From academic rigor to real‑world practice, she reflected on the experiences that defined her graduate studies.

From Montrose, Colorado, to the research labs at Gonzaga, Kate Barnett ('26) followed her curiosity at every turn. Her initial interest in science quickly grew into hands-on research studying movement and mobility in individuals with Parkinsons's disease.

While the global climate crisis can feel daunting, this spring's Presidential Speakers Series event showed Catholic universities are uniquely positioned to educate students capable of addressing it in ways that will help care for what Pope Francis has called "our common home."

Gonzaga's Magazine's Mystery Zag for Spring 26 is Jane Rinehart

Gonzaga University has named Jennifer Shepherd dean of its School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS), following a competitive national search. Shepherd brings to the role a long-standing commitment to the University and a leadership style shaped by nearly three decades of service, scholarship, and mission-centered collaboration.

Erasmus+ Visiting Scholar Mihai Murariu offers his reflections of his time spent on Gonzaga's campus (Spring 2026)