Stories

After spending most of the summer before her senior year of high school focusing in the Dominican Republic, Aizley Hansen ('18) knew she ultimately wanted to work abroad in a development role.

Building on the treks successes of the past, Career & Professional Development is partnering with the Center for Global Engagement to sponsor Gonzaga's first international trek to London.

Learn about the refugee support of Shannon Dunn in "Welcoming the Stranger."

An academic paper presented by Gonzaga faculty Katey Roden and Pavel Shlossberg was selected as one of six finalists for the prestigious Paul Fortier Prize.

On an immersion trip to Ecuador, Karina Keyser found what it is to be present.

Participants of The Ministry Institute are priests and nuns from around the world, coming to Gonzaga for sabbatical.

In 2014, a walk in the desert changed John Draxler's life. Today, he's headed to law school as a result.

Thirty-three grads of the Class of 2018 are taking a year to volunteer

Nigerian student Nneka Enemkpali addresses the Graduate Commencement at Gonzaga

Here are additional ceremonies honoring special achievements as part of Commencement 2018

Andrew Dwonch ('99, Civil Engineering), at the 2018 undergraduate commencement, says engineering with compassion is prayer

Graduating with a double major in accounting and business and a concentration in finance, Chris Brummer figures he made the perfect choice in becoming a Zag.

Growing up, graduating Gonzaga senior Claire Standaert spent six years in Germany. In September, she will return to Germany, this time as the recipient of a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship.

In remarkable new opportunity, seven GU Law students and a Creighton Law student will travel to The Hague, Netherlands in June to conduct evidence and document review for prosecutors in pending ICC cases.

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