Stories

Entrepreneur Don Kardong tells the story of Spokane's annual Lilac Bloomsday Run.

Rich Janssen and his family create a group home for adults with autism, inspired by their son Jake.

Greene ('14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing - if slowly.

The U.S. Virgin Islands senator says servant leadership at GU makes a difference

As a mentor to students graduating this spring, 2013 Gonzaga University alumna Kristie Infantine offers some practical advice.

Brothers Carlos and Miguel Prietto shared an orthopedic medical practice; now they share court-side care of NCAA athletes in Anaheim

The 16 schools in the NCAA men's basketball tournament aren't just good at athletics - academics are also noteworthy. Of the teams remaining from the original group of 64 that began tournament play, 15 represent National Universities. The lone regional university is Gonzaga University.

L.A. Alumni Chapter President Danielle Cendejas overs insight to working political campaigns

Incoming students at Gonzaga University School of Law will have new opportunities in intellectual property thanks to eBay and SBMC Intellectual Property Law.

He's Utah's Father of the Year, an acclaimed leader in nonprofits and politics, dad to famous dancers Derek & Julianne

From television to cancer research and communications, Gonzaga grads are making an impact in Salt Lake City

For Gonzaga's academic leaders, the U.S. News & World Report ranking for best teaching is humbling and affirming

Kate Gibson ('20) chose to attend Gonzaga in part to explore a well-rounded education with the B.A. in Computer Science & Computational Design.

Kevin O'Toole ('11), Head of International Growth for Google Launchpad, shares his take on why it's wrong to think a liberal arts degree is unemployable.

During the WCC Basketball Tourney, The Spokesman-Review put the spotlight on several Gonzaga alums living and working in Vegas.