All Stories Home News, Events & Stories Stories Filter by Topic Section Menu Academics Alumni Arts & Culture Careers & Outcomes Diversity & Inclusion Faculty Voices Faith & Mission Global Impact Health & Wellness Service & Community Impact Student Life Sustainability University Discerns in Mission Priority Examen Process April 23, 2019 Michelle Wheatley, Acting Vice President for Mission and Ministry shares how discernment informs university's Mission Priority Examen Process. Gonzaga Alumna Liebert Thought Leader on Discernment April 23, 2019 Elizabeth Liebert SNJM, Ph.D. (M.A., ’75), is proud Gonzaga alumna with deep connections to the community who is internationally recognized in the... Photographer Goodwin's Career Discernment Process April 23, 2019 Craig Goodwin quit his job after 21 years of serving local churches as a pastor, choosing to follow his calling to be a full-time photographer after... Catching the Fever April 22, 2019 Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike talks about the meaning of Zag fever An Easter Journey to the Gift of New Life April 21, 2019 Luke Lavin celebrated Lent this year by welcoming the newest member of his family. As he reflects on the joy of the birth of his second daughter, he... A Lasting Partnership April 19, 2019 A century-old partnership between Gonzaga and Catholic Charities continues to benefit both students and community. President's Message: Moving Forward April 17, 2019 President Thayne McCulloh shares his message on moving forward. The End of Lent: How do we Celebrate Holy Week with Holiness? April 14, 2019 As Holy Week is upon us and we explore the betrayal, death, and resurrection of Jesus, how can that story inform how we live our lives today? Here are... Alumna Amy Fredeen's Award-Winning Video Game Engages Tribal Culture April 12, 2019 Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly... Is it too late to go back to our Lenten Practices? April 05, 2019 Keeping a Lenten promise can come with many challenges and there are many times we fall short. However, there is an abundance of grace from God to... Gonzaga's Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies Concludes April 05, 2019 The Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies (GIHS) wrapped up its Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies, trying to provide light in a world that... April 11 Lecture Addresses 'Islam, Immigration & European Integration' April 03, 2019 The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome Lecture April 15: ‘Listening to Survivors as We Address Clergy ... April 02, 2019 Brian Clites, Ph.D., asserts that it is our shared responsibility — not just that of Pope Francis and the bishops — to seek out and uplift the voices... Professor Killen Takes Part in Conversation on Future of Catholicism March 28, 2019 CHICAGO — Gonzaga Professor Patricia O’Connell Killen will take part in a conversation on the 'Future of Catholicism in America' on April 4; it will... For Raymond Reyes, Teaching Remains Transcendent March 15, 2019 Raymond Reyes, associate academic vice president and chief diversity officer, continues teaching, his first love, which he has done with distinction... Previous 1 ... 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ... 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Next
University Discerns in Mission Priority Examen Process April 23, 2019 Michelle Wheatley, Acting Vice President for Mission and Ministry shares how discernment informs university's Mission Priority Examen Process. Gonzaga Alumna Liebert Thought Leader on Discernment April 23, 2019 Elizabeth Liebert SNJM, Ph.D. (M.A., ’75), is proud Gonzaga alumna with deep connections to the community who is internationally recognized in the... Photographer Goodwin's Career Discernment Process April 23, 2019 Craig Goodwin quit his job after 21 years of serving local churches as a pastor, choosing to follow his calling to be a full-time photographer after... Catching the Fever April 22, 2019 Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike talks about the meaning of Zag fever An Easter Journey to the Gift of New Life April 21, 2019 Luke Lavin celebrated Lent this year by welcoming the newest member of his family. As he reflects on the joy of the birth of his second daughter, he... A Lasting Partnership April 19, 2019 A century-old partnership between Gonzaga and Catholic Charities continues to benefit both students and community. President's Message: Moving Forward April 17, 2019 President Thayne McCulloh shares his message on moving forward. The End of Lent: How do we Celebrate Holy Week with Holiness? April 14, 2019 As Holy Week is upon us and we explore the betrayal, death, and resurrection of Jesus, how can that story inform how we live our lives today? Here are... Alumna Amy Fredeen's Award-Winning Video Game Engages Tribal Culture April 12, 2019 Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly... Is it too late to go back to our Lenten Practices? April 05, 2019 Keeping a Lenten promise can come with many challenges and there are many times we fall short. However, there is an abundance of grace from God to... Gonzaga's Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies Concludes April 05, 2019 The Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies (GIHS) wrapped up its Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies, trying to provide light in a world that... April 11 Lecture Addresses 'Islam, Immigration & European Integration' April 03, 2019 The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome Lecture April 15: ‘Listening to Survivors as We Address Clergy ... April 02, 2019 Brian Clites, Ph.D., asserts that it is our shared responsibility — not just that of Pope Francis and the bishops — to seek out and uplift the voices... Professor Killen Takes Part in Conversation on Future of Catholicism March 28, 2019 CHICAGO — Gonzaga Professor Patricia O’Connell Killen will take part in a conversation on the 'Future of Catholicism in America' on April 4; it will... For Raymond Reyes, Teaching Remains Transcendent March 15, 2019 Raymond Reyes, associate academic vice president and chief diversity officer, continues teaching, his first love, which he has done with distinction...
