Stories

An excerpt from The Gonzaga Bulletin, on tough topics arising from President Trump's first few months in the White House

A reflection on creativity by Rajah Bose, Gonzaga Magazine's "Resident Master of Fine Arts"

How does technology increase knowledge and scholarship in the humanities? The Digital Humanities Program explains.

The 1,265 first-year students Gonzaga University welcomes to campus this week represent the strongest academic class in its 130-year history.

Gonzaga's Chamber Chorus traveled to Zambia and Zimbabwe for an intercultural exchange and choir tour

By chronicling her Colville Tribe's culture, Christine Quintasket helped preserve it. Professor Laurie Arnold is making sure that history lives on.

Dale Goodwin, who celebrated 35 years as Gonzaga's storyteller, sees the miracle of life and God's blessings everywhere he looks.

On a Mission: Possible trip, students learn about Makah Reservation life and efforts to preserve its history

Gonzaga University's 2017 Commencement is to feature many prominent and successful speakers with ties to Gonzaga.

Themes of gratitude and thoughtfulness permeate the Spring 2017 food issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

The results for the best eats and treats of the Lilac City are in! See what current and former Zags selected.

Ethics professor discusses the ways our food choices can reflect our values.

Gonzaga University senior Bethany Beekly blends her love of science and the humanities, and helping others.

Novelist Tim O'Brien, known for his work tapping into his experiences as a soldier in the Vietnam War, will read from his work at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Feb. 6 in the Hemmingson Center Ballroom as part of the popular Gonzaga University Visiting Writers Series. Earlier that day, O'Brien will conduct a public question-and-answer session from 1:10-2 p.m. in the Hemmingson Auditorium.