Stories

In an initiative to enhance safety for Gonzaga students, faculty, and staff, the University is launching the Rave Guardian safety mobile app.

Eight seniors share the inspiration to lead unique clubs at Gonzaga

Senior Melina Monlux spent four years researching, founding a club and finding herself.

Ben Sand, the CEO of The Contingent, spoke to CLP audiences about sparking and empowering leaders.

A welcome message from GEL Student Coordinator Tyler Gonzalez ('21).

Gonzaga has created a new way for Zag Nation to come together to celebrate the Gonzaga men's team's Final Four appearance, and opportunity for a historic undefeated National Championship: the Zag Madness Virtual Pregame Experience.

While Gonzaga University is well-known for its high-flying men's and women's basketball teams, less conspicuous is the elite academic performance of its student-athletes. A one-credit course for first-year student-athletes, in which former Zags like basketball star Nigel Williams-Goss have shared their wisdom, has been transformative.

Gonzaga senior Paige Bruland, who graduates in May with a major in human physiology and a minor in Spanish, has been passionately involved in the Gonzaga community as a cheerleader, blogger, and her specialty: social media.

Gonzaga announced today that it is planning to hold five outdoor commencement ceremonies May 8-9 at Mead School District's Union Stadium - a new, 4,500-seat football stadium.

Corey Kispert remains humble and a team-player in the face of massive success.

It's March and that means Madness as the Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams compete in the NCAA Tournament, again, on Saturday and Monday, respectively, with the men earning the No. 1 overall seed for the first time in program history.

Sophia Howe ('22) shares some of the important comparisons students should make when choosing where to attend college.

Interested in working on campus? There are many opportunities that will help you earn some money and learn valuable time management skills.

Holly Fahning shares a piece of her experience as a Bulldog band member and also of her preparation of a post-graduate career in Biology.

"My greatest joy with Women Lead is watching others feel empowered and seeing them light up when they realize how supportive this network is. The ways in which attendees support and encourage each other to do better, to be better, and to grow is truly inspiring."