Military and Veteran Stories

Entrepreneur Brynn MacLennan Shares Journey from Prototype to Market Success at the School of Business Administration's Annual Pigott Entrepreneurship Lecture.

M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration alumna shares how the program provided her the foundation for a successful career in sports.

Julia Heywood's design will be painted in the Structural Engineering lab next spring by Professor Jennifer Seo's painting students.

From Gonzaga ROTC to the FBI, Brad Bilderback ('98) reflects on a distinguished career of service, leadership and faith rooted in Gonzaga's mission.

Celebrating 30 years, Gonzaga's Center for Community Engagement continues to unite students and the community through service, social justice, and programs that create a more just world.

Christina Isabelli, Gonzaga's associate provost for global engagement and senior international officer, was recently named a 2025-2026 Presidential Fellow by the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA).

As part of the University of Washington School of Medicine and Gonzaga University Health partnership, two students worked with faculty on identifying factors associated with balance and fear of falling.

The annual Beavers Student Day event gave 11 Gonzaga civil engineering students a firsthand look at a major infrastructure project in Seattle.

A newly established scholarship at Gonzaga University is opening doors for students from Stevens, Pend Oreille and Ferry Counties.

Gonzaga alumni are making a meaningful impact around the world, many through service-oriented partnership like Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC).

The School of Education recently launched a new partnership with the Spokane's International Rescue Committee (IRC), creating opportunities for students to engage with refugee and immigrant youth and young adults while deepening their understanding of global displacement and resettlement.

A recent article in the Spokane Journal of Business delved into a new partnership between Gonzaga University business students, the University of Notre Dame and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.

Passerini was presented the NIAF Dea Roma Special Achievement Award in Academic Excellence, a recognition of her "groundbreaking contributions to higher education," according to a statement by NIAF CEO and President Robert Allegrini.

Ryan Herzog, associate professor of economics at Gonzaga University, explains the Fed's latest rate cut and what it means for jobs, inflation, and the U.S. economy's outlook.

Gonzaga professor examines how faith inspired generations of coal miners to organize, protest, and fight for workers' rights in Appalachia.