Alumni News

A new trend among college students: food insecurity

Ethics professor discusses the ways our food choices can reflect our values.

In reflection of the march to the 2017 Final Four, Zags share stories of Gonzaga's basketball history

The legends of luscious locks never die - read about eight Zags whose hair made headlines

Gonzaga alum Mike Shields dedicates an ode to being a Zag in the 1980s

How Sid (a.k.a. "Michelle") Hayes ('87, J.D. '91) is helping ease the worries of Gonzaga students who find themselves in difficult situations.

Dr. Rhea Seddon shared how she navigated a man's world to accomplish her dream of conducting medical experiments in space, and what it took to become a healthcare leader at the Vanderbilt Medical Group for over a decade. And, this ATHENA Award winner did't stop there - she is now a popular national speaker, and recently published her memoir Go For Orbit. Dr. Seddon's tale of opportunities and mentors weaved a remarkable career journey that inspired.

Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh and Xavier University President Rev. Michael Graham, S.J., have come to a friendly agreement regarding the Elite Eight matchup here Saturday to determine which of the Jesuit schools will advance to the Final Four from the West Region of the NCAA Tournament.

Before transferring to Gonzaga following his sophomore season at the University of Washington, the redshirt junior set two goals: Help the Zags advance to their first Final Four, and be more social as a student.

Gonzaga's basketball legend John Stockton was inducted into the WCC Hall of Honor in 2017

The anxieties Przemek Karnowski was feeling five years ago when he arrived in the United States to begin his college career at Gonzaga University had nothing to do with basketball.

Sharing a love for sports helped one student realize his passion for helping others.

David Ahern, an aspiring physician, explores connectedness, service, and grief in an award-winning essay.

The University of Washington School of Medicine and Gonzaga University today celebrated the first anniversary of the Regional Health Partnership, an initiative to advance medical education and research in the Spokane region.

As important for our future grads are opportunities to see other kinds of doors open. Community partners provide that courtesy by inviting Zags to step inside their day-to-day business operations for real-life learning.

This year's Justice in January project - exploring the realities of immigration and security along the U.S.-Mexico border - was an experience that the 21 student participants agree will remain one of most significant experiences of their time at Gonzaga. Here one participant shares her reflection.