Military and Veteran Stories

On November 21, the John J. Hemmingson Center Grand Ballroom was filled with energy, inspiration, and a shared commitment to Gonzaga's mission. The Zag Impact Dinner brought together alumni, friends, faculty, and supporters for an evening that truly showcased the power of community and collaboration.

A Virtual Dual Immersion allows students to engage in real-time, bilingual conversations with peers abroad—without leaving Spokane.

Cooper Krossa ('26, electrical engineering) represented Gonzaga at the inaugural Energy Solutions Summit.

Gonzaga's Nursing Newsletter spotlights Lindsey Anagnostopoulos, highlighting her commitment to mission-focused teaching, collaboration, and mental well-being.

GUTV alumni Steven Karr and Greg Talbott revive Gonzaga's legacy digital production class, giving students hands-on experience in live sports broadcasting.

In October 2025, Rome became the crossroads where women leaders from Catholic universities around the world, including Gonzaga University President Katia Passerini, gathered to reflect, learn, and strengthen their shared mission.

For the last two years, Kanae has also headed Our Voices - Gonzaga's journal of diversity, equity, and inclusion - as editor-in-chief.

Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration is ranked No. 4 nationally for published accounting teaching cases, with Associate Professor Casey J. McNellis earning No. 2 individually in 2024.

Entrepreneur Brynn MacLennan Shares Journey from Prototype to Market Success at the School of Business Administration's Annual Pigott Entrepreneurship Lecture.

Christina Isabelli, Gonzaga's associate provost for global engagement and senior international officer, was recently named a 2025-2026 Presidential Fellow by the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA).

Alea Chatman, a 2020 graduate with a major in Religious Studies and a minor in Leadership Studies, shares how her academic background shaped her journey to becoming an attorney. From advising businesses to representing immigration clients pro bono, Alea's story highlights the power of interdisciplinary education in building a meaningful legal career.

Current GU students share their favorite classes!

Gonzaga University Associate Professor of Economics Ryan Herzog was featured in The Spokesman-Review, offering key insights on the economic impact of expiring SNAP benefits.

Gonzaga alumni are making a meaningful impact around the world, many through service-oriented partnership like Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC).

The School of Education recently launched a new partnership with the Spokane's International Rescue Committee (IRC), creating opportunities for students to engage with refugee and immigrant youth and young adults while deepening their understanding of global displacement and resettlement.