Stories

The Native Alumni Community celebrated its launch at Gonzaga, and this new community will celebrate the generations of Native American students of Gonzaga University and provide meaningful connections between current Native students and alumni.

Spirit rose out of Charette, a campuswide conversation former Father President Robert Spitzer, S.J., directed to derive solutions to common problems. One of those problems identified by faculty and staff was lack of communications between units on campus. A look back on how Spirit has raised morale and informed employees over the past 25 years.

ORGL alumna discusses the skills she gained to excel in her new leadership role.

Taylor Kratochvil adapted Gonzaga's community asset mapping approach to aid medical students in responding to the COVID pandemic.

Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh joined Spokane Journal of Business Editor Linn Parish Aug. 31 for an hour-long discussion on "the enrollment challenge," delving into the challenges and opportunities for GU and its students in the dynamic higher education environment.

Working nearly 40 of his 50 years in radio with three of Seattle's most widely heralded radio stations.

We must go humbly to others to fully realize our own selves.

The Mystery Zag from the summer 2023 Gonzaga Magazine is Father Jim Powers, S.J.

From fresh books to new careers and accolades galore, Gonzaga alumni share highlights in Gonzaga Magazine's fall 2023 issue.

Gonzaga University has enjoyed a regular presence in Princeton Review Best Colleges rankings for years, and the new Best Colleges 2024 edition once again lands GU among the 389 schools included - roughly 15 percent of all four-year colleges in America.

Congrats to all the happy couples whose wedding announcements appear in the fall 2023 issue.

Recognizing the generosity of those who passed away in 2022-2023 and included the University in their estates.

She's presented her research to the United Nations. Now's she forging a career in international law. Alum Emily Bare shares her story.

Three physicians, who attended the University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane, have returned to launch their careers in our community.

Ezra Eckhardt (M.B.A., '02), president and CEO of Spokane-based credit union STCU since 2018, is one person whose community connections inform his life.