Stories

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

Megan Selden came to Gonzaga four years ago from Tacoma, Washington, eager to learn as much as possible. In addition to a bachelor's degree in business administration, Selden is graduating with a double concentration in finance and operations along with minors in entrepreneurial leadership and English.

Gonzaga students taste coffee and learn about its origins in a new core class offering.

More than 92 percent of Gonzaga University graduates who received their bachelor's degrees with the class of 2015 reported they are either employed (full- or part-time), continuing their education or serving as volunteers or in the military.

University of Washington (UW) and Gonzaga University (GU) have formally agreed to develop a collaborative partnership that has as its purpose the continuation, enhancement and expansion of medical education and research endeavors in Spokane.

For the fourth consecutive year, Gonzaga University is the nation's top-ranked (tie) Peace Corps volunteer-producing institution among "Small Colleges and Universities" with 18 undergraduate alumni serving in 15 countries worldwide, lifting Gonzaga's historical total to 338 alumni with Peace Corps service.

The late Miss Myrtle Woldson, a Spokane businesswoman and arts supporter, left her estate to Gonzaga University. Here is her story, originally published in Gonzaga Magazine, January 2016.

Even a video can't quite capture all that takes place when we engage with other cultures.

The 1,332 freshmen Gonzaga welcomed to campus this fall make up the largest entering class in the University's 128-year history.

Gonzaga University Choir members travel to Colombia for an international musical exchange

Gonzaga Magazine took a hard look at current trends in alcohol use among students nationwide, and at GU.

What is global engagement? So much more than immersion and cultural exchanges and studies abroad. (Video included)

After years of thoughtful planning and construction, Gonzaga University's 167,726-square-foot John J. Hemmingson Center has been completed, and move-in is underway.

Gonzaga University has been a household name for three generations of the Kelly family and continues with four first cousins now attending. The cousins include freshman John Kelly III and sophomore Mary McCambridge, Seattle; sophomore Cedar Kelly, Spokane (currently attending Gonzaga-in-Florence); and freshman Abby Borderwick, Minneapolis.