Military and Veteran Stories

The spiritual 11.5-mile trek along gravel roads of the north Idaho wilderness is something the Gonzaga community has been experiencing since 1970.

A solo exhibition of recent works by the renowned international artist opens Sept. 7. Fujimura will visit Gonzaga on Oct. 4 for a presentation and reception.

Gonzaga joins nationwide celebrations of the 19th Amendment's centennial anniversary, which gave women the right to vote

U.S. News & World Report will categorize Gonzaga as a "National University" when it releases its 2020 annual rankings on Sept. 9, 2019.

A collection of reflections from students, faculty and alumni on what makes them happy, brings them joy.

Project set sights on giving voice to veterans, through creative arts and multimedia storytelling, to engage in meaningful dialogue about the experience of war.

Program celebrating 20th anniversary, but evolved from a long institutional history of service at Gonzaga, grounded in Jesuit ethos.

Across the nation, students explore the complexities of poverty, racism, immigration, homelessness, disabilities, incarceration and more, through the lens of community programs serving those in need.

In "Choosing Joy," Gonzaga Magazine provides tips for times when happiness is hard to find

Gonzaga Magazine's "Choosing Joy" feature includes an Easter homily by Father Stephen Kuder, S.J.

As part of our "Choosing Joy" feature, we look at happiness from academic disciplines including psychology, business and philosophy

Congrats to the Zag parents who welcomed family members this year

Erin dreamed of working at Nike ever since she toured the athletic wear company's world headquarters. Her Gonzaga degree in Engineering Management made that dream happen.

Gonzaga's Office of Parent and Family Relations seeks to ease the way as students find their home away from home

Alumna Catherine Johnston ('77) reminisces about cherished memories, lifelong friendships and the compassionate presence of Thomas Royce, SJ, from her time as a Gonzaga-in-Florence student.