Military and Veteran Stories

President Thayne McCulloh shares his message on moving forward.

For Gonzaga University's dance, music and theatre departments, the premiere at its new Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center showcases not just an exceptional facility, but also remarkable creativity and collaboration.

More than an extraordinary center for the performing arts, this new facility represents the legacy of one of Spokane's most distinctive and generous daughters, and her commitment to the community she loved. Tickets are available.

Gonzaga University is known as the proverbial underdog that manages great success from a smaller pool of resources than many of its competitors, and GU mock trial is no exception.

Rick Clark ('19) shares his story, from being a high school dropout to graduating from Gonzaga and starting a nonprofit.

Retired Maj. Gen. Joseph Caravalho, Jr., M.D., a Gonzaga alumnus with a distinguished military career, will deliver the keynote at the undergraduate ceremony Sunday, May 12 - one of GU's three 126th commencement exercises May 11-12.

Fredeen ('96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create "Never Alone," a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Dr. Woodrow W. Winchester, III, shared ways to consider all humanity when designing tech.

Greene ('14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing - if slowly.

As a mentor to students graduating this spring, 2013 Gonzaga University alumna Kristie Infantine offers some practical advice.

The U.S. Virgin Islands senator says servant leadership at GU makes a difference

Leslie Stamoolis, costume designer for "A New Season," shares the inspiration and process for designing and sewing 150 looks for the Woldson Performing Arts Center's premiere production.

While Gonzaga is well known for its basketball success, the University is celebrating its football history with a new exhibition titled "Undefeated Since 1941: The History of Gonzaga Football." The exhibition is free and open to the public through Oct. 31.

KSPS Media wins a national award with the help of Gonzaga grad students.

The Center for Civil and Human Rights brought the Hon. John Charles Thomas to Gonzaga Law as its 2019 Jurist-in-Residence. From March 18 through the 23rd, Justice Thomas taught a one-credit short course on civil rights lawyering and delivered the 2019 William O. Douglas lecture on the First Amendment, among other activities on campus.