Military and Veteran Stories

We cannot separate ourselves from technology that mediates our daily lives; that manages our social lives; that dominates politics; that entertains us; and that helps to educate us. Upholding an artificial dichotomy between the two models limits both of them. A successful and transparent blending of these two delivery modes is the future of education. Hybridity is the future of both online and face-to-face education.

Gonzaga is known best for its incredible sense of community. That distinct communal feel travels through digital borders through social media.

Gonzaga faculty and students share their excitement for the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

Raising your hand is about exemplifying bravery and courage. Gonzaga's brand commercial features some notable hand-raising Zags.

Before a packed Kennel at McCarthey Athletic Center, Gonzaga hoops were in the Martin Centre, and before that, College Hall.

19 junior and senior engineering students were inducted into Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, by virtue of their scholastic achievements and exemplary character.

Read our most recent Inbalance Q&A and learn about Andie, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life

The Center for Community Engagement once again hosted the Winter Wonderland celebration on campus in December.

Sports teams, employees, and student volunteers lend a warm, welcoming hand to the Gonzaga Family Haven

Participating in the The ZoNE Essential Skills Series, Gloria Chien, Ph.D, guided participants through five weeks of mindfulness-based sessions.

Each year, up to six Gonzaga students are selected to serve as Center for Community Engagement Civic Fellows.

The Mystery Zag for Gonzaga Magazine's Spring 2022 edition is Winifred Hayes-Adams.

Gonzaga has maintained a steadfast focus on our mission values and strategic priorities - notwithstanding the challenges and (many) inconveniences of COVID-19.

In fall 2021, Fernando Ortiz, Ph.D., director of Psychological Services, said his team was experiencing a peak at Gonzaga - both in terms of the numbers of students accessing services and the complex presentations of symptoms. He believes this reflects both the increased anxiety of students and their acknowledgement that they need professional guidance and support.

The Multidisciplinary Action Projects class empowers School of Business Administration students to delve deeper and develop new ideas.