Military and Veteran Stories

Transitioning from college to a professional career is one of the most exciting and uncertain moments in a student's life. To support students through this pivotal stage, the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration offers Campus to Career, a course designed to bridge the gap between academic life and the professional world.

A sweeping federal government funding package passed by the Senate includes money that can help establish the Spokane Aerospace Tech Hub.

Jillian LaBelle, Lecturer of Accounting has been honored by the Washington Society of CPAs as their Volunteer of the Year.

Gonzaga has a new partnership with Dale Carnegie Training to offer professional communication courses through the University's Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL), in collaboration with its College of Arts and Sciences (CAS).

Assistant Dean Susan Lee's 20-year commitment to Alaska's Color of Justice Program has helped introduce high school students to legal careers while fostering meaningful mentorships across the state. One such relationship, with Gonzaga Law alumna and Nome magistrate judge Pamela Hess, exemplifies how early exposure, sustained guidance, and opportunity can shape impactful legal careers and strengthen communities.

When Ryan Grulich graduated in May 2025 from Gonzaga's Communication and Leadership Studies master's program, he'd learned as much through his interactions outside his classwork as he did in his remote-learning lectures and study sessions.

In a world hungry for civil discourse, one Gonzaga alum's story of support shows how debate shapes lives, justice and the common good.

Steeped in generosity, this Zag alum is filling cups with opportunity

See how a GU alum and Microsoft Program Manager is helping mobilize colleagues to donate and volunteer.

You are invited to join Knife River Prestress in helping to activate the next chapter in the Bollier Center's impact for students and industry.

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.

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

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.

As part of the University of Washington School of Medicine and Gonzaga University Health partnership, two students worked with faculty on identifying factors associated with balance and fear of falling.

A recent article in the Spokane Journal of Business delved into a new partnership between Gonzaga University business students, the University of Notre Dame and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.