Military and Veteran Stories

Students applying to Gonzaga University School of Law for the 2021-2022 academic year will have the opportunity to apply to the school's newest full-tuition scholarship program, the Carl Maxey Social Justice Scholarship Program.

This winter and spring, the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga hosts free online opportunities to watch exclusive or limited video content of artists performing and live Q&As.

TJ Espinoza, alum of Gonzaga's M.A. in Organizational Leadership, reflects in the wake of turmoil and offers his own experiences as a means for greater understanding and collective hope.

Read this month's Q&A and learn about Grace, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life!

Gonzaga joins, as an inaugural member, the Liberal Arts Colleges Racial Equity Leadership Alliance.

Despite all the restrictions, these Zags still found a way to celebrate their love.

How are students finding "normal" at college in the era of COVID-19? And how Gonzaga caring for students - mind, body, spirit - amid a pandemic?

National Communication Association Honors Dr. Cunningham for her Contributions to Master's Education

48 Native American students are enrolled at Gonzaga in 2020-21. Here, they build a strong community together.

As the spread of COVID-19 continues in our region, health care workers are being vaccinated so that they can continue to care for patients. And a future generation of physicians studying at the UWSOM in Spokane are among those frontline workers receiving the vaccine so that they can help care for others.

How Gonzaga community members can be part of the work of diversity, equity and inclusion

Thanks to the generosity of several Gonzaga alumni, the Jesuit Cemetery underwent beautification to honor those lying at rest.

Every year since 2000, the majors with the highest numbers of undergraduates are in Business and Nursing. Find out why.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike shares a bit of hope from an old hymn.

"My experience in prison ministry made me more humble and more aware of the need for leaders to meet people wherever they are, suspending judgement and expectations. This dovetails perfectly with the servant leadership philosophy espoused by SLS, and the reality that leaders serve the people they lead and the mission, rather than expecting the people and the mission to serve them."