Stories

For most students, going to college is a transitional experience away from family. For Michaela Thompson and her oldest daughters, it was an experience they shared together.

Zags Ivan Jiminez and Chloe Sciammas partner in Community Health Mentoring Program to care for patients with COVID

Gonzaga 1973 engineering alumnus Fred Reinel shares why showing up for others is such an important part of life.

This summer, students in Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies shared their diverse perspectives and collective commitment to social justice in a remote immersion course titled "Leadership Strategies to Counter Hate." Designed for students in the Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership program, the course also featured students in the Doctoral Program in Leadership studies as co-instructors alongside Dr. Hoover, representing the inaugural offerings of the School of Leadership Studies Teaching Award and providing a rich, unique learning experience for all.

Current Zags reflect on GU Founder Fr. Joseph Cataldo, S.J., and the ways in which you, the Gonzaga community, continue his legacy.

Tobias Holstein refocuses his energies toward financial investment after an injury ends his soccer career.

Gonzaga Magazine celebrates the positive pursuits and career updates of GU alumni.

Congrats to these happy couples, from the Fall 20 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

How did donor support for Gonzaga University change as the pandemic unfolded in 2020? Find out here.

A submitted gallery of babies born to Gonzaga alumni this year featured in the fall '20 magazine.

The Gonzaga University debate team will host a debate-watch and dialogue sessions for the Sept. 29 U.S. presidential debate. This event will take place on Zoom and is open to students and the public. Registration is required and is available online.

Zags Mari Cuevas and Trey Wagner start West Coast Catholic, a creative rosary design company

As a Black man, these past few months I have thought a lot about dying. More than usual. When I was young, I imagined a death where I learn that I have an incurable disease and then begin my final, glorious lap around.

Bart Gallant ('75) and his daughter Bridget ('17) are at the helm of Horrigan Farms, a family-owned and operated farm in Pasco, Washington. Together, they uphold the Gonzaga School of Business Administration standard in every way.

Her dedicated work to preserve the language and culture of her people garnered her inclusion in The Spokesman Review's 2020 Women of the Year