Stories

A conversation with former Bulldog Battalion cadet and current CEO of the Pat Tillman Foundation Dan Futrell ('05) and current GU School of Law student and Tillman Scholar Jennifer Scanlon

While much of the Inland Northwest was buried in the season's first snow and its residents scrambled to prepare for an early winter, Gonzaga University's ROTC Bulldog Battalion was embracing the elements in competition with peers from across the West in the Task Force East Ranger Challenge Competition.

Mike Doyle ('01) and his wife Amanda (Gerding '01) are a pair of U.S. Army lieutenant colonels, raising four children, ages 3-10.

Here is the story of U.S. Army Company Commander Brian Slamkowski.

On Nov. 3, the School of Business Administration is hosting the 14th Annual Aram Lecture on Business Ethics.

When Ray Angle and his team dive into researching the statistics that help make up Gonzaga's annual First Destination Survey Report few stones go unturned.

Ryan Kellogg ('14) spent seven years working on rocket propulsion systems for SpaceX, and back at Gonzaga as academic director for the Center for Engineering Design and Entrepreneurship in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

The Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce shares how the University of Washington School of Medicine/Gonzaga University Health Partnership building will impact rural health care.

Dean Jacob Rooksby talks with The Honorable Christine Gregoire on critical issues facing Washingtonians, such as homelessness, racial equity and education.

Gonzaga alum Julian Aguon, a Chamorro human rights lawyer and writer from Guam, will deliver the Distinguished Alumni Lecture at Gonzaga University on Thursday, October 13 from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Hemmingson Ballroom.

When retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Colonel Olga Custodio takes the stage at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center Oct. 4, she'll share stories showcasing how overcoming self-doubt, staying open to possibilities, and seeing herself as an equal to her peers led her to soar to unprecedented heights in her field.

Three majors, three paths but the same landing spot: the Big Apple. The thread common to this diverse trio of Gonzaga University graduates: theater and dance during their time on campus.

Learn about the various offices and resources on campus that support students.

From Gonzaga's Religious Studies department to creating community in a brewery to ordination, Amy Newell-Large took her experience grappling with God in concert with her peers and faculty to finally become a Reverend.

Gonzaga Magazine highlights recent publications by alumni authors