Stories

Alec Cutter's film, "Nando," about a child's journey from a Brazilian favela to professional soccer player, premieres in June in the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.

Julie Baker, who earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in accounting and finance from Gonzaga in 2020, is among 89 winners of the prestigious 2020 Elijah Watt Sells Award honoring the nation's top performers on the Uniform CPA Examination.

Tera Tveit says what she learned in the program she applied to her work right away.

Gonzaga's first class of degreed school psychologists provide expertise and dedication.

Gaby Flake, who is graduating with a bachelor's degree in business administration, visited many top schools before deciding to follow her sister Alex ('16) to Gonzaga after visiting campus during a historic weekend for the University in 2017.

Four graduate business students begin their careers in accounting after achieving excellence inside and out of the classroom.

Gonzaga Master of Accountancy (M.Acc) student Diana Tupikova is one of approximately six students nationwide selected by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) for the Postgraduate Technical Assistant (PTA) position. Tupikova, who graduates in May, is the second GU student to receive this prestigious position.

The Office of Sustainability interviews Gonzaga Alumni, Matt Teske, about his work and company Chargeway!

While Gonzaga University is well-known for its high-flying men's and women's basketball teams, less conspicuous is the elite academic performance of its student-athletes. A one-credit course for first-year student-athletes, in which former Zags like basketball star Nigel Williams-Goss have shared their wisdom, has been transformative.

Gonzaga senior Paige Bruland, who graduates in May with a major in human physiology and a minor in Spanish, has been passionately involved in the Gonzaga community as a cheerleader, blogger, and her specialty: social media.

Recent graduate Alicia Finch shares her experience as an Indigenous professional beginning her career in politics.

The Zags rise to the pinnacle of the men's collegiate basketball world has been a long time in forming. We sat down with three highly successful Zags from the early days of the start of Gonzaga's basketball prosperity for a glimpse of those early signs of what might transpire.

Four Gonzaga alumni share how they've used their English degrees in a variety of fields and projects.

Michelle "Missy" Paulin ('98) is delighted to be in Tokyo serving as a U.S. diplomat at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer.

"My greatest joy with Women Lead is watching others feel empowered and seeing them light up when they realize how supportive this network is. The ways in which attendees support and encourage each other to do better, to be better, and to grow is truly inspiring."