Stories

Gonzaga University is proud to support its LGBTQ+ community, striving to be a safe and welcoming environment for all sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions by engaging in education, advocacy, outreach and programming. We invite you to celebrate Pride Month!

Joan Iva Fawcett, a Filipina American, shares an opportunity to celebrate the cultures represented under the AAPI umbrella.

Kelly Corrigan with PBS spotlights the transformative work of Homeboy Industries with Father Greg Boyle

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.

After nearly two decades, Gonzaga's Office of Tribal Relations tripled in size in one season. Last fall, longtime director Wendy Thompson added Leah Simeon and Jeremy Rouse to her staff, and the trio agrees it's as though they've been a team much longer.

Eight women leaders at Gonzaga share lessons from the field for AJCU Connections magazine

Gonzaga University formalized the interdisciplinary field of hate studies in 1997 and now marks its 25th year with a new name: the Gonzaga Center for the Study of Hate. Formerly the Gonzaga Institute of Hate Studies, the new moniker for the center doesn't change its mission.

On this International Women's Day, we continue to be inspired some of the many, many women who graduated from Gonzaga and have dedicated themselves to creating a better world for others.

Get a glimpse into Aaliyah's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

Raising your hand is about exemplifying bravery and courage. Gonzaga's brand commercial features some notable hand-raising Zags.

Five international students at Gonzaga share about food, festivals and traditions from their homelands, plus ways the classroom experience differs in the U.S.

A powerful tribute to Carl Maxey, civil rights leader, boxing champion and Gonzaga Law graduate, "Unforgettable" depicts the life and enduring legacy of Maxey, whose passion for social justice continues o inspire students.

Gonzaga Magazine's editor responds to readers' letters regarding the fall 2021 issue.

New York Times bestselling author Michelle Alexander will speak in a webinar for the Gonzaga community during Black History Month

Two art exhibits, a musical performance and a conversation about mass incarceration highlight Gonzaga University's observance of Black History Month.