Military and Veteran Stories

Gonzaga celebrates the appointment of interim dean of the School of Nursing and Human Physiology Matt Bahr, as well as the reappointment of several deans across campus.

Gonzaga M.A. in Organizational Leadership Program students Dani & Suzy Zalatko share their perspective of being mother and daughter while also being classmates.

Patricia Castenada is the Community Ambassador Program Manager for World Relief Spokane and a graduate of Gonzaga's Certificate in Foundational Leadership Program. In 2020, she received an Honorable Mention in The Spokesman-Review's Difference Maker Awards, noted for her incredible capacities in partnership-building, outreach, education and community organizing.

Over the past year, we have researched how girls are leading in the climate justice movement. As communication scholars, we are interested in the strategies climate girls use to frame their message. Read more to find out the main three things we learned.

Reverend Terri Jane Stewart, a student in the Doctoral Leadership Program shares a story of Communal & Legislative Change for Incarcerated Youth.

Gonzaga University's Master of Business Administration program is No. 29 in the Corporate Knights 2021 Better World MBA Ranking, maintaining its top 30 position and again recognizing its emphasis on sustainability in course content and faculty research.

Gonzaga Dance will host the nationally renowned dance company Spectrum Dance Theatre for its annual fall production Dance Presents! on Saturday, Nov. 20.

In July of 2021, a group of students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends set out to summit Mount Adams. What resulted was an alpine practice in effective leadership, group communication, and grit. Alan Westfield, a member of the climbing crew as a School of Leadership Studies Alum and Advisory Board Member, as well as a Veteran and Professor of Military Science, reflects on the experience and how it impacted his views on leadership.

Get a glimpse into Maxine's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

Get a glimpse into Jose's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

The new course "Why People Hate" was reintroduced in 2021 and is a way for students to explore the importance of human dignity.

Gonzaga students explored a large-scale light-rail construction site, seeing first-hand how a complex engineering project gets done in the real world.

Alum Travis Franklin vision for a nontraditional public school option comes to fruition in Spokane International Academy.

"The Mystery of Edwin Drood" is a comedic whodunit musical that is being held at the Myrtle Woodson Performing Arts Center Nov. 11-14.

These hand-crafted skateboards tell a story of unique individuals and their contributions to the broader community.