Stories

In a letter to her family and friends, Becca Dunne ('18) reflects on her first six months of teaching English and living in Ukraine as a Peace Corps volunteer.

Heritage Society members Andrew ('03) and Alexandra are looking forward to when their sons can carry the torch Andrew was giving as a GU student and now, Accounting professor. If they do become Zags, Henry and Teddy will be the 5th generation of the Brajcich family legacy at Gonzaga.

In the spirit of developing the whole person, alumna Cat Truong put her engineering and artistic talents to use recently designing and creating a mural for Gonzaga's alumni office.

Eric Carlton ('08) wins Southeast Emmy Awards for spot news and investigative reporting.

At 98 years old, Thomas is part of a shrinking number of grads from the 1950s or prior, and one of few remaining veterans of WWII who came to Gonzaga on the GI Bill.

A collection of reflections from students, alumni and fans on being a part of Gonzaga Day 2020

The Gonzaga community worldwide united on Saturday, Jan. 18 to celebrate their connection to the University on the eighth annual Gonzaga Day.

Scott Morris made a career in making and distributing power for others. Now he and his wife Liz are powering the potential in students by sustaining their undergraduate research fellowship at Gonzaga.

On a clear and sunny Monday, Nov. 4, the last of the 2019 tour groups rolled through the Bing Crosby House Museum at Gonzaga. Two tour buses arrived with 86 people, bringing the yearly total to 3,617 visitors to the boyhood home of the legendary singer, actor and Gonzaga alumnus.

People say hindsight is 20/20, but the vision was clear for presidents Father Robert Spitzer, S.J., and Dr. Thayne McCulloh:

Angela Jones' leadership revolves around passion equitable access to education, and a strong personal faith.

In May 2019, a dozen School of Leadership Studies graduates set out on an extraordinary expedition that turned into an exercise in crisis response.

Watch a video and read a story all in celebration of Gonzaga's 50 years of Pilgrimage

Michelle Wheatley, vice president of Mission and Ministry, shares her history, vision, challenges, and moments that give her hope.

Two Gonzaga grads from 1964 traverse Route 66 in rented Mustang convertibles, exploring America's "mother road"