Stories

Continuing its mission to provide veterans, their spouses, and the military community with the finest choices nationwide for educational opportunities, Military Friendly has named Gonzaga University to its Military Friendly Schools list for the second consecutive year.

Though Gonzaga's Jundt Art Museum has been closed to the public due to COVID-19 restrictions, its staff has continued the work of curating and preparing exhibits. Here's a behind-the-scenes look.

Gonzaga alumni share the career and life highlights they experienced during an unprecedented year.

Students interested in research at the undergraduate level will find many opportunities to explore at Gonzaga.

TJ Espinoza, alum of Gonzaga's M.A. in Organizational Leadership, reflects in the wake of turmoil and offers his own experiences as a means for greater understanding and collective hope.

Every year since 2000, the majors with the highest numbers of undergraduates are in Business and Nursing. Find out why.

In 2018, Gonzaga's Career & Professional Development office (CPD) began considering a transition from Handshake, the then-current student career services platform used by the university, to Symplicity. CPD and Gonzaga ITS chose to migrate to Symplicity as they recognized the software company's goals to help better provide career services for students (i.e. improve the student-user experience in career service management).

From COVID-19 decisions to national rankings, plus Zags finding Zags, here are the top 20 story pages viewed on gonzaga.edu over the course of 2020

How George Gonzalez ('07) and Don Hackney ('69) serve and give to carry forth the legacy of three Zags who lost their lives.

How a Gonzaga business grad's significant support for STEM will have an impact on Zags in all fields of study.

A white Gonzaga professor helped inspire Stefan Bradley ('96) toward a career in academia and, eventually, to a focus on the Black experience in Ivy League schools.

Author Christine Hassing used inspiration found in a student project to author the stories of 22 military veterans who have found hope in coping with PTSD thanks to their service dogs. Her book, "Hope with a Cold Nose," was to release on Veterans Day 2020.

Gonzaga 1973 engineering alumnus Fred Reinel shares why showing up for others is such an important part of life.

When Taylor Jordan earned her master's degree in public health a few years back, she never imagined her first foray into the public health arena would be as a COVID-19 coordinator during a worldwide pandemic. But that's exactly what she is doing, serving Gonzaga University and its students.

Bart Gallant ('75) and his daughter Bridget ('17) are at the helm of Horrigan Farms, a family-owned and operated farm in Pasco, Washington. Together, they uphold the Gonzaga School of Business Administration standard in every way.