Military and Veteran Stories

More than 575 people joined Gonzaga’s Estate Planning Basics webinar, gaining practical guidance on wills, trusts, powers of attorney and future planning.

The Gonzaga community rallied during the Spokane fires, providing housing, supplies and support as Zags Give Back turned compassion into action.

Psychology major Marie Plowman (’27) researches how TikTok influences student attention using eye‑tracking technology as part of her Morris Fellowship.

Sarah Bliss Matousek, assistant professor of public health and the founding director of the Center for Health Impact at the School of Health Sciences, and Robin Pickering, professor and chair of public health, on the resources needed for Spokane's fire recovery.

Gonzaga mechanical engineering alum leveraged early engineering exposure at McKinstry into a full-time HVAC design role. A new partnership creates similar opportunities for current students.

Gonzaga University's Campus Security and Public Safety (CSPS) office is taking proactive steps to ensure its staff are prepared to recognize, respond to, and help prevent hate crimes and bias-motivated incidents.

For Dan Wessman ('02, '11 M.A.), leading National Guard response to the Spokane wildfires was something new in his career of service.

The Office of Admission shares the Fall 2025 admission application's writing prompts and requirements for first-year students as you prepare to apply for colleges.

For Gonzaga alumni Jabez LeBret and Dan Gemeinhart ('01), Spike's Zagtastic Day is more than a children's book – it's a love letter to Gonzaga, Spokane and the lifelong friendships that begin here.

As artificial intelligence reshapes society, a gathering of Jesuit leaders in Florence recently explored a question that may be even more important than technological advancement itself: How do we form future Jesuits to remain deeply human in an increasingly digital world?

Come prepared with everything you need and make the move-in process easier with this helpful information!

Gonzaga receives a check for $10,000 from DoorDash to support individuals impacted by Spokane wildfires

There are plenty of lists out there that are designed to help you be prepared for and successful in college. What I would like to share with you is a list specifically about what will be helpful for you to consider as a Zag.

Ryan Herzog and Annie Voy, both associate professors of economics at Gonzaga University, joined NPR’s “Here and Now” program along with their 18-year-old son Ben to talk about losing their home in the Spokane fires.