Stories

An unexpected encounter with a sea turtle in Hawaii leaves a lasting impression on alum Rol Herriges

Themes of gratitude and thoughtfulness permeate the Spring 2017 food issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Father Steve Hess reflects on the 2008 Spokane snowstorm and how food transformed chaos to community

Ethics professor discusses the ways our food choices can reflect our values.

How Sid (a.k.a. "Michelle") Hayes ('87, J.D. '91) is helping ease the worries of Gonzaga students who find themselves in difficult situations.

This year's Justice in January project - exploring the realities of immigration and security along the U.S.-Mexico border - was an experience that the 21 student participants agree will remain one of most significant experiences of their time at Gonzaga. Here one participant shares her reflection.

Gonzaga University launches a 72-Hour Giving Challenge on Thursday with a goal of 2,000 donors to the University's capital campaign.

University Ministry coordinated a week full of discussion on "Suffering and the Soul"

Gonzaga's beloved ex-president, Fr. Coughlin, celebrates his 94th birthday.

Gonzaga graduate Matt Holland did not always know he wanted to be a priest, yet through his time at Bellarmine Preparatory School and Gonzaga, he found his way to the Jesuits.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor reflects on the meaning of solidarity and its presence in our day-to-day lives

It was difficult to imagine how Gonzaga University scholar and student leader Caleb Dawson's life could be more hectic. Then the double major in sociology and economics with a minor in women's and gender studies - among a dizzying array of other activities - was elected president of the Gonzaga Student Body Association last spring.

An extension of Gonzaga Magazine, To Be Continued is a blog for reflections from members of the GU community.

For 2016 graduates, messages from Father James Martin and Father Brad Reynolds were the gift of a lifetime