Military and Veteran Stories

Gonzaga Professors Susan Boysen and Suzanne Ostersmith were named to The Spokesman-Review's 'Inland Northwest Women of the Year'

Several major gifts of $1 million or more are furthering Gonzaga University's ability to pursue its goal of helping educate people the world needs most.

Over the course of just a few moments, you will travel from a field of daffodils to a gorgeous sunset over the mountains, all while planting your feet in the Gonzaga University School of Law building. The halls are brighter than before thanks to 2021-2022 artist-in-residence Kathy Gale.

The impact ahead for Tom ('69) and Nancy Woodley's historic donation to support students in political science

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra's winter program on Monday, Dec. 6, will feature both Rimsky-Korsakov's epic showpiece "Scheherazade" and the three winners of the recent Concerto/Aria Competition for GU students: Karlee Ludwig (soprano), Sam Hendricks (marimba) and Carrie Samsen.

The Vatican on Sunday launched the enrollment phase of the Laudato Si' Action Platform, an initiative in collaboration with partners around the world to empower the Catholic Church to achieve total sustainability in the spirit of integral ecology.

Comprehensive Leadership Program (CLP) Interns Dugan Watts and Katie Blair give insight to their experience in the program.

Living with purpose, living and leading from a place of service are the greatest gifts Mary Stover '13 received as a student of a Jesuit university. Learn more about how the community shaped her future.

Deb Albert spent 35+ years of her life teaching English to middle school and high school students. Learn about how she set an example of resiliency and grit for those that followed her.

This winter, Trevor Airey debuts his new Children's Christmas Story titled Santa's New Team, the whimsical sequel to 'Twas the Night Before Christmas written by Clement C. Moore. Learn more about his experience in the M.A. in Leadership Studies Program.

The fieldwork experiences and related insights that inform Pavel Shlossberg's approach to inclusive- and justice-minded teaching also inform his goals and approaches in curating the Dancing with Life exhibit developed in tandem with the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

Gerardo Moises Gutierrez Rivas & Carla Penha Vasconcelos graduated from the Doctoral Program in Leadership Studies program and are now beginning to teach in the program. Carla and Moises reflect on their journey here and what they hope for this next community of students.

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

Check out more information about Gonzaga's 12th annual Diversity Monologues event happening this spring.

Spokesman Review reporter Eli Francovich joined a Gonzaga civil engineering class as they built small dams near Newman Lake