Stories

Gonzaga University's Woodley Institute for Civil Engagement and Humanistic Dialogue will launch its inaugural lecture series with "Free Speech and Civic Responsibility in the Jesuit Tradition" on April 16, and Katey Roden has been named the institute's first director

This article reflects a young professional's experience at Gonzaga's Women Lead Spring Conference, emphasizing that leadership is not a fixed destination but a continuous, evolving practice shaped by reflection, storytelling, and intentional action.

Meagan A. Flynn (J.D. '92), Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, will receive the Law Medal-Gonzaga Law's highest honor. Joining her is Salvador A. Mungia of the Washington State Supreme Court, who will deliver the Commencement address

In the School of Business, students do not just learn about the business world. They learn from the people in it. One of the most exciting examples of this commitment is Careers in Marketing Day, a full day of industry engagement, skills development, and alumni connections designed to help students explore the many pathways available in the world of marketing.

A nostalgic farewell to Gonzaga's 47-year WCC era, celebrating the fans, community and traditions that turned Las Vegas into the "Kennel South" before the Zags embark on their Pac‑12 future.

Three Gonzaga alumni are strengthening Washington's community health network, supporting 28 systems and 400+ clinics that provide essential care regardless of insurance, income or circumstance.

Gonzaga alumni who work at Microsoft open doors for students

Gonzaga University School of Law is proud to announce that, following a significant philanthropic gift from alumnus Chris Kennelly ('97 J.D.) and his wife, Nan Kennelly, the Center for Law, Ethics & Commerce (CLEC) will be renamed the Kennelly Center for Law, Ethics & Commerce (K‑CLEC).

Alum Marshall composed the original score for Gonzaga Dance's production of "Thumbelina" this winter.

Three Gonzaga presidents, past and present, reveal leadership as a living relay of mission where philanthropy joins generations in educating the people the world needs most.

Gonzaga President Katia Passerini's "Forging Forward" series aptly launches on Jan. 31 - Gonzaga Day

The GU alum and Banner Bank senior leader encourages students to speak up, stay curious and lean into the power of community.

Assistant Dean Susan Lee's 20-year commitment to Alaska's Color of Justice Program has helped introduce high school students to legal careers while fostering meaningful mentorships across the state. One such relationship, with Gonzaga Law alumna and Nome magistrate judge Pamela Hess, exemplifies how early exposure, sustained guidance, and opportunity can shape impactful legal careers and strengthen communities.

A look back at Gonzaga's most meaningful stories of 2025 - leadership transitions, AI and innovation, standout students and alumni and the moments that defined the year.

This fall marked the launch of a pilot program, the Certificate in Inclusive Education, designed to equip teachers with practical tools and strategies to support students with special learning needs.