Stories

Kristin Deasy shares her stories as a world traveler since her graduation in 2007.

Gonzaga engineering professor reviews book by GU grad and Boeing engineer John Andrew ('54)

Gonzaga journalism graduates are used to telling other people's stories, but we asked some of them to tell us about themselves. These ten former Gonzaga Bulletin writers shared their career updates and how writing for The Bulletin shaped them.

Spokesman Review journalist and Zag alumni Eli Francovich ('15) spent several nights on the border of Ukraine and Poland at a refugee intake center covering the spiraling impacts of Russia's invasion.

With the increased mental and behavioral stresses placed on school personnel, students and teachers by COVID-19, it was serendipitous that Gonzaga was ready to equip Ed.S. candidates with tools to deal with the pandemic's aftermath.

Celebrating the accomplishments of Gonzaga graduates, as published in the summer 22 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

The two Zacks are making pictures and video productions to capture the life and times at Gonzaga, and it would be hard to imagine two more productive souls.

With COVID restrictions lifting, Gonzaga University Civil Engineering Chair and Professor Rhonda Young is finalizing plans to take 18 students majoring in civil engineering and engineering management to the Netherlands for three weeks to study sustainable urban infrastructure. She took a similar group of students there in 2019 and the students gained a significant education in urban planning.

Four alumni and a retired staff member received awards during Thursday evening's Ignatian Gala celebrating the centennial of the School of Business Administration.

Sead Muradbegović - already working for the Spokane County Public Defender's Office as a limited license legal intern as graduating student from the Gonzaga University of Law - has found fulfillment in serving the people of Spokane.

Catholic Charities, Gonzaga University, Gonzaga Preparatory School and St. Aloysius Open 73 New Units of Permanent Affordable Housing for Chronically Homeless Families

President Thayne McCulloh honored faculty and staff members who celebrated milestone anniversaries of 25 to 50 years at Gonzaga

Former Engineering Dean, William Ilgen, honored with the Distinguished Career award for his work and service to the field of engineering.

Gonzaga junior Maggie Accardo recounts her experience at the Bay Area Trek, citing its usefulness for students seeking opportunities for professional development.

Portland's Andrew Sorenson ('09) and Marty Wall IV ('94) were years apart on the Gonzaga basketball roster. But on one April night in Phoenix in 2017, they couldn't have been any closer.