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How Gonzaga's Personal Branding & NIL Class Helps Students Launch Careers-For Real

Gonzaga alumni who work at Microsoft open doors for students

Gonzaga University debate team wins its third consecutive CARD National Championship. Senior Kaelyn Wellman and junior Everett Roe secure the title for the Zags.

The Gonzaga University CCE Wolff Civic Fellowship connects students with local organizations to support community-driven work while building professional skills.

Way of the Heart is an annual GUSR event at Gonzaga University that brings together adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and student volunteers for a weekend of inclusion and community.

This spring, Gonzaga University's Center for Teaching and Advising (CTA), in partnership with the Center for Community Engagement (CCE) and Gonzaga Outdoors' Immersive Outdoor Learning Program, launched the Experiential Learning Micro-Credential.

Three Gonzaga seniors, Nya Schara, Taylor Licon, and Kate Gage, reflect on how GUSR transformed their college experience. Each came to the program differently but found the same thing: genuine relationships with adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities that deepened their understanding of advocacy, inclusion, and community. As graduation approaches, all three credit GUSR with shaping who they are, and say it is something you have to experience to truly understand.

iZag Radio is redefining Gonzaga's creative scene with student‑run podcasts, music shows, and "In the Pocket" concerts that spotlight rising campus talent.

Gonzaga University is proud to announce its guest speakers for its 133rd Commencement ceremonies held Mother's Day weekend.

Gonzaga University is replacing Starbucks in Hemmingson Center with locally owned Thomas Hammer Coffee, bringing a Zag‑founded business back to campus and enhancing community connection, quality, and financial stewardship.

From Montrose, Colorado, to the research labs at Gonzaga, Kate Barnett ('26) followed her curiosity at every turn. Her initial interest in science quickly grew into hands-on research studying movement and mobility in individuals with Parkinsons's disease.

While the global climate crisis can feel daunting, this spring's Presidential Speakers Series event showed Catholic universities are uniquely positioned to educate students capable of addressing it in ways that will help care for what Pope Francis has called "our common home."

Gonzaga University has named Jennifer Shepherd dean of its School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS), following a competitive national search. Shepherd brings to the role a long-standing commitment to the University and a leadership style shaped by nearly three decades of service, scholarship, and mission-centered collaboration.

Gonzaga University's Woodley Institute for Civil Engagement and Humanistic Dialogue will launch its inaugural lecture series with "Free Speech and Civic Responsibility in the Jesuit Tradition" on April 16, and Katey Roden has been named the institute's first director

Julia Heywood ('25) isn't an artist - at least, not a self-proclaimed one. Despite this, her mural design was selected by a six-member jury panel to be painted in the Bollier Center's High Bay Lab - a two-story, large-scale testing zone for Gonzaga's civil engineering students.