Business Students Discover Their “Superpowers” in Leadership Workshop November 25, 2025 This fall, the School of Business Administration hosted a hands-on leadership workshop led by Kimberly Thielman, Visiting Executive in Residence. The program, titled Find Your Superpower, invited juniors and seniors to explore their unique strengths and discover what authentic leadership means to them. Celebrating the Power of Community at the Zag Impact Dinner November 24, 2025 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. Welcome to the World, Baby Zags! November 24, 2025 Celebrate the newest members of the Zag family. Dream Big, Sleep Tight: Gonzaga Alum Reimagines the Birthday Tradition November 17, 2025 Gonzaga alum Njal Lundberg is reinventing birthdays with Modern Dreamers - luxury, kid-friendly sleepover kits that spark imagination and bring lasting magic to childhood celebrations. Rewriting the Playbook November 06, 2025 From WSU to Gonzaga, attorney and adjunct professor Tim Brandle is helping student-athletes navigate the evolving NIL landscape while inspiring future sports leaders. Alea Chatman ’20: Where Religious Meets Legal Advocacy November 03, 2025 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. Expanding Opportunity for Colville Students and Extending a Local Legacy October 28, 2025 A newly established scholarship at Gonzaga University is opening doors for students from Stevens, Pend Oreille and Ferry Counties. Gonzaga President Katia Passerini Honored by National Italian American Foundation October 22, 2025 Passerini was presented the NIAF Dea Roma Special Achievement Award in Academic Excellence, a recognition of her "groundbreaking contributions to higher education," according to a statement by NIAF CEO and President Robert Allegrini. The Extra Mile: Two Zags, One Vision October 15, 2025 Former tennis star Sophie Whittle ('19) and coach Travis Knight ('99) turned a powerful mentorship into the Extra Mile Institute, helping student-athletes strengthen both mind and body through resilience, connection and purpose. A Week of Opening Doors, Empowering Potential and Leading with Hope October 01, 2025 The week of Sept. 22-26 marked a new beginning for the University - one of hope and empowerment under the leadership of Katia Passerini, Gonzaga's 27th president. Voices of Faith: An Inauguration Week Conversation with America Media September 29, 2025 Gonzaga's Mission Integration office hosted a spirited panel discussion centered around "Voices of Faith" with America Media, a conversation that was at times emotional, at others hilarious, and illuminating throughout. Announcing the Woodley Institute for Civil Engagement and Humanistic Dialogue September 24, 2025 A landmark gift from Tom ('69) and Nancy Woodley is creating a new institute at Gonzaga that equips students to foster trust and bridge divides through dialogue, discernment and principled leadership. From Hometown to Tinseltown: Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Bing Crosby’s Road to Hollywood September 15, 2025 Bing Crosby's road from Gonzaga to Hollywood fame is featured in a special Zagapalooza event Sept. 27. Author and Bing expert Lauren R. Harris shares some of the history. A Milestone Year: Gonzaga Advancement Reaches $75M in Philanthropic Support September 08, 2025 Philanthropy from more than 10,500 donors in fiscal year 2025 is powering scholarships, research, global programs and innovation that shape Gonzaga's future. Rural Health a Priority for Zag - UW Med Student Pearl Griffiths September 08, 2025 Pearl Griffiths ('20) learned about ranch life when her family moved to Colfax, Washington, during her high school years. When she later searched for a medical school, she found that the UW School of Medicine matched her passion for rural health.