Stories

Current Zags reflect on GU Founder Fr. Joseph Cataldo, S.J., and the ways in which you, the Gonzaga community, continue his legacy.

The Black Lives Matter movement in America has heightened awareness on Gonzaga's campus of the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion and justice.

Gonzaga's Native American Cultural Center was rededicated Sept. 17 with a new name in the Salish language.

The Gonzaga University debate team will host a debate-watch and dialogue sessions for the Sept. 29 U.S. presidential debate. This event will take place on Zoom and is open to students and the public. Registration is required and is available online.

Zags Mari Cuevas and Trey Wagner start West Coast Catholic, a creative rosary design company

The editor's letter in Gonzaga Magazine, fall 2020 issue

Gonzaga University has been awarded a $40,000 grant to host a four-day research conference in spring 2022 as part of a new interdisciplinary initiative entitled "Taking Responsibility." The initiative, made possible by a new nearly $1 million grant to Fordham University, aims to address the crisis in the Catholic Church related to sexual abuse by priests.

Despite the turbulence graduates faced in the final months of their studies, the common thread in the speakers' messages was hope, at Gonzaga University's remote 2020 Commencement ceremonies.

Gloria (I-Ling) Chien, Ph.D., assistant professor of religious studies at Gonzaga, has published a peer-reviewed research article showing how the compassion meditation course she taught at Gonzaga helped fulfill key goals of Jesuit education.

Kurt Nolen was a camera operator in Hollywood, working on major motion pictures and television programs. But his role as videographer at Gonzaga University is a perfect fit.

How do we achieve reconciliation in a time of divide, specifically related to matters of diversity? Here's a look at some of Gonzaga's responses and hopes.

"Servant-Leadership and Forgiveness: How Leaders Help Heal the Heart of the World," published this month by the State University of New York Press (SUNYPress), reflects the depth of scholarly work of the Gonzaga University School of Leadership Studies' faculty and alumni.

RecycleMania is a nationwide friendly competition that takes place over eight weeks, involves more than 300 universities, and serves as a benchmark for colleges and universities to promote the importance of waste reduction across campus.

Gonzaga's new Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Annmarie Caño, Ph.D. penned this essay for The Conversation.

A community leader's message: My prayer is that hope would be compelling and contagious. May it go viral.