Stories

When Taylor Jordan earned her master's degree in public health a few years back, she never imagined her first foray into the public health arena would be as a COVID-19 coordinator during a worldwide pandemic. But that's exactly what she is doing, serving Gonzaga University and its students.

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

Navigating the stormy waters of return-to-campus scenarios for fall 2020, Gonzaga University leaders sought input from students and families, shared ideas with colleagues at other institutions, and forged new alliances with regional health experts.

The fall 2020 issue of Gonzaga Magazine explores ways to improve mental health challenges in the season of COVID

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

Ground was broken today for a new hub for medical and health education, research and innovation to be anchored by the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Health Partnership.

Exercise and ideas for family fun will be distributed along with meals this fall, promoting easy and fun-to-d- exercises to keep kids and their families active.

The food security program operated by Gonzaga's Campus Kitchens and Sodexo provided more than 26,000 to-go meals this summer, and with partners, offered free fresh produce as well.

We want you to have the latest and most important information and resources as you walk into your fall semester. Here are the most recent back to school essentials to be familiar with.

Gonzaga has announced a return-to-school plan that provides flexibility for students and families to choose if students will attend remotely or on campus.

Gonzaga Alum Andrew Riesen uses business degree and experience with mental health struggles to help others

Health Educator Katie Noble discusses mental health concerns and training for Gonzaga faculty, staff, students.

Marianne Poxleitner and Whitney Franklin are ready to lead through building relationships, trust and collaboration between faculty and staff.

"Well-being and Resilience During COVID-19" will explore ways to counter our neurobiological response to stress.

Gonzaga is reaching out to serve those with food insecurity on campus and in the greater community