Military and Veteran Stories

Jesuit Jabs in March Madness

Gonzaga senior Paige Bruland, who graduates in May with a major in human physiology and a minor in Spanish, has been passionately involved in the Gonzaga community as a cheerleader, blogger, and her specialty: social media.

What does student teaching look like without the classroom?

Recent graduate Alicia Finch shares her experience as an Indigenous professional beginning her career in politics.

Gonzaga welcomes eight new Act Six Scholars to the incoming class of 2025. The urban and community leaders from Spokane, and the Tacoma and Seattle, Washington, areas will receive full-tuition, full-need and four-year scholarships as members of the latest Act Six cohort.

Gonzaga announced today that it is planning to hold five outdoor commencement ceremonies May 8-9 at Mead School District's Union Stadium - a new, 4,500-seat football stadium.

How Scott ('90) and Glorilyn ('90) Maw are paying forward the impact of their Gonzaga education to the next generation of innovators.

The Zags rise to the pinnacle of the men's collegiate basketball world has been a long time in forming. We sat down with three highly successful Zags from the early days of the start of Gonzaga's basketball prosperity for a glimpse of those early signs of what might transpire.

We're delighted to share that Gonzaga's "Team Practical" was awarded the INTA's Dolores K. Hanna Award for the Best Brief in the nation.

Four Gonzaga alumni share how they've used their English degrees in a variety of fields and projects.

The GSBA Sustainability Chair has teamed up with The Office of Sustainability to create monthly articles about the intersectionality of sustainability and other issues. This month's article discusses the Appropriation of Indigenous Sustainability.

Corey Kispert remains humble and a team-player in the face of massive success.

Michelle "Missy" Paulin ('98) is delighted to be in Tokyo serving as a U.S. diplomat at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer.

How Dr. Steve ('67) and Marge Brenneke are improving Gonzaga students' ability to collaborate across disciplines in science and engineering.

It's March and that means Madness as the Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams compete in the NCAA Tournament, again, on Saturday and Monday, respectively, with the men earning the No. 1 overall seed for the first time in program history.