Stories

For the fifth straight year, GU students working with the IRS and United Way generate more than $1 million in refunds for low- and middle-income Spokane residents.

Two student writers reflect on their experiences at one of University Ministry's longest-held traditions

GU's Institute for Hate Studies hosted Communities for Justice to discuss racism and restoration

Carlo Juntilla aims to alleviate financial stress from professional development expenses through a student grant

Read about how members of the class of '66 traveled halfway around the globe for a Habitat for Humanity build

An alumna who devoted her life to making a difference, Bobbie League's ('70) gifts are having impacts beyond what she imagined.

With $4,000 from Spokane Arts Grants Awards, Gonzaga University Choirs will present a special performance April 28 to cultivate awareness of modern anti-Semitism and foster remembrance of the Holocaust.

Though they seem like games, poverty simulations bring to light the true injustices of economic disparities

Business ethics courses at Gonzaga help students become people for others, facing economic injustices and deciphering how to act ethically

GU President Thayne McCulloh addresses diversity, equity and inclusion, recognizing the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's death 50 years ago

Fr. Steve Hess, on the Jesuit spirit alive among friends gathered in Los Angeles

For Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April

Eight years ago, Gonzaga basketball players lifted Briana Hermsmeyer's spirits by visiting her in the hospital when she was battling bone cancer.

Gonzaga surpassed all previous records and goals in the 24-hour fundraising drive "All In for Zags Give Day" March 8 with unprecedented gift-matching and challenges.

Sister Helen Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walking" was a keynote at Gonzaga's 2018 Women Lead Conference