Stories

When Ryan Grulich graduated in May 2025 from Gonzaga's Communication and Leadership Studies master's program, he'd learned as much through his interactions outside his classwork as he did in his remote-learning lectures and study sessions.

In a world hungry for civil discourse, one Gonzaga alum's story of support shows how debate shapes lives, justice and the common good.

Steeped in generosity, this Zag alum is filling cups with opportunity

See how a GU alum and Microsoft Program Manager is helping mobilize colleagues to donate and volunteer.

Gonzaga alumni are publishing books, earning national awards, leading major companies, and making waves in their communities.

The following are wedding announcements submitted by Zags for the Winter '26 issue of the Gonzaga Magazine. Congrats to the happy couples!

You are invited to join Knife River Prestress in helping to activate the next chapter in the Bollier Center's impact for students and industry.

In the Winter 2025 issue of Gonzaga Magazine, we revisit the 1950 national boxing championship and the three Zags whose character and perseverance shaped their team, campus and community.

This fall, the School of Business Administration hosted a hands-on leadership workshop led by Kimberly Thielman, Visiting Executive in Residence. The program, titled Find Your Superpower, invited juniors and seniors to explore their unique strengths and discover what authentic leadership means to them.

On November 21, the John J. Hemmingson Center Grand Ballroom was filled with energy, inspiration, and a shared commitment to Gonzaga's mission. The Zag Impact Dinner brought together alumni, friends, faculty, and supporters for an evening that truly showcased the power of community and collaboration.

Celebrate the newest members of the Zag family.

Gonzaga alum Njal Lundberg is reinventing birthdays with Modern Dreamers - luxury, kid-friendly sleepover kits that spark imagination and bring lasting magic to childhood celebrations.

From WSU to Gonzaga, attorney and adjunct professor Tim Brandle is helping student-athletes navigate the evolving NIL landscape while inspiring future sports leaders.

Alea Chatman, a 2020 graduate with a major in Religious Studies and a minor in Leadership Studies, shares how her academic background shaped her journey to becoming an attorney. From advising businesses to representing immigration clients pro bono, Alea's story highlights the power of interdisciplinary education in building a meaningful legal career.