Gonzaga University received a 4.5 out of 5 stars from the 2023 Campus Pride Index, a ranking of how schools support their LGBTQ+ communities, making Gonzaga the highest-rated Catholic institution, the second-highest-rated university in Washington state and top five in the country for any religious-affiliated university.

How a group of Zag alumni and family are making a difference for students who lose a parent while at Gonzaga.

Discover the inspiring journey of Andrea Woods ('09) from an English and psychology student at Gonzaga to a leading advocate for bail reform with the ACLU.

Embark on the entrepreneurial journey with Jack Githens, a Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program senior, from his high school DECA days to sparking Table Topperz.

After four years of teaching middle school math, Sasha Ducey wanted something different. Ready for a challenge but also wanting to serve others in the future, she decided to pursue her Master of Science in Taxation (MS.Tax). Her idea, to enhance her analytical skills while changing careers with the ultimate goal of serving in the non-profit world. It worked.

Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship (MBA-AIE) connects Native students through a blend of online courses and in-person sessions.

Embark on an interstellar journey with Richard Koelsch, a NASA engineer whose childhood love for 'Star Wars' fueled his passion for space exploration.

Join the extraordinary journey of Ryan Kellogg, a Gonzaga graduate turned SpaceX engineer, whose hands-on involvement shaped the Dragon 2 spacecraft and Starship rocket.

Theresa Whitlock ('19 M.A.) dedicated her life to improving the lives of those suffering from ALS and created Matt's Place Foundation, which creates accessible housing at an affordable cost.

The Mystery Zag from the Fall 2023 Gonzaga Magazine is Sister Joy Milos, CSJ.

Genavive Edman used her grief to create a community that nurtures students through mental health crises, and uses her faith to keep her strong.

Alumni share their latest career updates and accomplishments.

Congrats to the Zag parents who welcomed family members this year; here are highlights from the winter issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Gonzaga grad Joe McDermott reflects, on National Coming Out Day, about having kept himself busy to avoid coming out as gay in the 1980s-90s.

How Jim ('61) and Noni (Flannery) ('62) Comerford are helping propel the values of Gonzaga University and Catholic Charities forward.