Military and Veteran Stories

James Wallace credits Gonzaga's Transmission & Distribution Engineering program with his fast rise in the utilities industry.

How Kevin ('91) and Carol Briscoe are encouraging others to join them in supporting students.

President Thayne McCulloh honored faculty and staff members who celebrated milestone anniversaries of 25 to 50 years at Gonzaga

Read this month's Q&A and learn about Joe, his views on sustainability, and how he implements sustainable practices into his daily life!

The traditional jubilation of graduation will be on full display for the Class of 2022 and their families and guests during Gonzaga University's 129th Commencement this Mother's Day weekend.

Current Gonzaga University students share why they chose to be a Zag.

Neil Berg, an award-winning lyricist and composer, takes the audience from the birth of rock music to its glory years on May 12th.

International cello soloist Gary Hoffman will perform with the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra for its season finale Monday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m.

Former Engineering Dean, William Ilgen, honored with the Distinguished Career award for his work and service to the field of engineering.

Gonzaga's Business and Accounting programs received AACSB accreditation. An award given to less than 200 business schools worldwide.

Three teams from Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration are among nine finalists vying in three categories in the 2022 Northwest Entrepreneur Competition.

Graduate Accounting Program ranks 28th in the nation.

Part-time MBA Program ranks 57th and MBA-AIE ranks 14th in the nation.

Steve Brezniak's kidneys were failing and dialysis seemed like a death sentence to this 1991 Gonzaga University graduate. That is, until classmate Jason Boyd stepped up and shared a kidney with his good friend.