Stories

As president of Gonzaga's Black Student Union and a driving force behind fostering community and connection, Amari Troutt works to make sure everyone has a place to belong.

Anger, fear, sadness, nostalgia - just a few of the reflective emotions shared by the performers at Gonzaga's 15th annual Diversity Monologues that resonated off the walls of the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 18.

Spokane native Mia Torres is the voice of Gonzaga's new "Lead The Way" video.

After President Trump warned of mass deportations, Gonzaga students from the Unity Alliance of Cultural Clubs (UACC) facilitated a series of Community Conversations on Immigration

After decades of wondering why he always felt alone in a crowd, Peter O'Neil's (GIF '74-'75) late-in-life autism diagnosis brought clarity and closure to his bittersweet memories of a transformative year at Gonzaga-in-Florence, turning past isolation into newfound connection and understanding.

Discover how the generosity of a 1963 alum ignited a lasting legacy of opportunity, impact and hope for future generations

Consider these events on campus and in Spokane to celebrate Black History Month throughout February.

Gonzaga University Theatre presents I Wish Ma Could Vote: An Evening of Women's Suffrage Plays on Feb. 6-7, exploring the power of theater in the fight for women's voting rights.

Monday, January 20, we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. and honor his enduring legacy.

The images captured among the 100 works included in the new exhibition are as diverse as the artists who created them.

Discover how Gonzaga alum Michael Larson ('21) turned his challenging upbringing and passion for social justice into Humans for Housing, a nonprofit advocating for homeless communities through storytelling and advocacy.

GU alum Michael Larson is raising awareness of the troubling trend of elderly homeless, and part of that effort is the recent production of a film, "No Place to Grow Old," which he'll present for a free screening and discussion at Gonzaga Nov. 14.

Learn more about the Gonzaga Access Pledge & Unity Scholars Program available to first-year applicants from Washington State.

Sally Post is a passionate Gonzaga student who attends every women's basketball home game, embodying the university's spirit of support for its sports teams. Learn how her love for the team and desire to close the gap in women's sports drives her dedication.

A hate-crime tracker website, Hindutva Watch and social worker Landon Turlock have received Gonzaga University's Eva Lassman "Take Action Against Hate" awards for their impactful efforts in combating hate crimes and promoting community change.