Military and Veteran Stories

Alumni success in many fields, as spotlighted in Gonzaga Magazine

"Zags help Zags" transcends Gonzaga's campus with alumni Thomas Ackels and Danny Chastain, who have built a company that reflects this Gonzaga motto.

Gonzaga leaders address the future of the University, refreshing its strategic plan and addressing the challenges of higher education.

Pavel Shlossberg, GU professor of Leadership Studies, has captured the artistry and, as curator of "Dancing with Life: Mexican Masks," introduces Eastern Washington to an utterly compelling art form. The eight-month exhibit at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture in Spokane opened in September.

Despite Gonzaga University's rise in national prominence, folks just can't seem to get the name right. We breakdown how to say Gonzaga correctly and why it's pronounce the way it is.

Gonzaga business major Thomas Gonzalez ('24) stands near the door and anxiously awaits. Then, the moment of encounter comes when a hospitalized child enters their hospital room to find color and joy spread all over it like their favorite frosting on a cake.

The Advocates for Bing Crosby host their annual White Christmas open house at the Bing Crosby House Museum on Saturday, Dec. 3.

A new health equity minor examines health as a collective effort and is the perfect complement to public health studies.

During Dale Goodwin's 41 years at Gonzaga, he has seen campus change from what seemed like black-and-white to living color.

This fall, in an address to faculty and staff, I shared a story that I believe provides the Gonzaga community - those on campus and those who engage with and support us from a distance - a helpful outlook for a season of strategic planning with a renewed understanding of our purpose.

It is difficult to find a day when Randy Williams doesn't have a smile stretched across his face. He loves seeing his students excel in special education classrooms around the area.

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

Celebrating the alumni love birds who exchanged vows earlier this year.

Sierra Reid ('15), a product market engineer for eSports at Intel, shares four tips for women wanting careers in gaming industry.

Raul Candelaria shares how the COML program prepared him for pursuing his Ph.D.