Military and Veteran Stories

Cherie Buckner-Webb delivers her keynote address at the International Conference on Hate Studies

Change ahead: students and faculty propose race and ethnic studies program at Gonzaga

Gonzaga Magazine reviews four books recently published by members of the Gonzaga community

Prelaw magazine, a National Jurist publication, has given Gonzaga Law an "A" grade for its phenomenal facilities.

Andy Schneider, accounting grad and Alaska Air's new VP of People, talks leadership and her experiences in the business world

From a small all-white Midwestern town, Gonzaga Magazine's editor expresses why we should talk about racism.

As a sophomore and star point guard of the Camas (Washington) High School Papermakers, it seemed Jake Hansel had a world of opportunities to play college ball. But then that changed.

Grads share bridal bliss and babies in the Spring 2018 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

A band of teammates and friends from the early 1980s maintain a strong bond through the decades

After 23 years of service, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran became the first in his family to go to college, thanks to the generosity of Gonzaga scholarship donors.

Gonzaga's Model UN delegation finished out the year with an exceptional record, having earned a Distinguished Delegation award at the National Model UN Conference in New York at the end of March on top of the one they had already won at the Northwest Model United Nations conference in Portland in February.

How scholarships are helping enable a future engineer to follow his passion for home-building through service.

Catch up with Tod Marshall as his journey as Washington State Poet Laureate comes to an end

Washington State Supreme Court Justices Steven C. González and Susan Owens, and Idaho Supreme Court Justice G. Richard Bevan will judge the finals of the mock trial competition.

An alumna who devoted her life to making a difference, Bobbie League's ('70) gifts are having impacts beyond what she imagined.