It doesn’t take Mandi Price long to name the favorite part of her job as a Hollywood producer. It’s not hanging out with celebrities (although that’s pretty cool) or attending high-profile award shows (especially when she wins an Emmy!). It’s the moment …
August 30, 2024 | Grace Edwards, Admission Counselor Another Move-In Weekend has come and gone, and many new students are now sharing a room with someone else for the very first time. This is the beginning of an exciting chapter! Roommates can become close …
August 29, 2024 | Sara Gonzalez-Millan (’25) The Gonzaga Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment has received two grants that will support its work helping inland Northwest communities navigate the effects of climate change through strategic …
The Fall 2024 issue of Gonzaga Magazine featured a narrative and special piece of artwork that spoke to what it means to Lead the Way as Zags. Here, you can read more about the inspiration behind the magazine spread and our efforts to capture the Gonzaga …
August 29, 2024 | Gonzaga University News Service Among the myriad efforts by publications to rate, rank and otherwise sort through America’s colleges and universities to help prospective students find their best path into higher education, the annual …
August 28, 2024 | Dan Nailen | Gonzaga University News Service You've heard the old adage about weather in Spokane – if you don’t like it, wait 10 minutes and it will change. The weather changes didn’t come quite that quickly on Move-In Day Aug. 23, …
Frank Pavel (’46), D.M.D., attended Gonzaga University on the V12 Navy College Training Program, playing both baseball (as a left-handed pitcher) and basketball, before going on to complete his surgical training at Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic. (The …
August 27, 2024 | Gonzaga University Communications | Spirit Newsletter Family is at the center of new College of Arts and Sciences Dean Jacquie Van Hoomissen’s world. Most of what is important in her life came from her family or the influences it …
Rudolf Fitness Center Director Jose Hernandez grew up in significant poverty in Caracas, Venezuela, a city of more than 7 million people. His dad was not very present in his family’s life, and passed away when Jose was 15. His mother was the family’s rock, …
August 26, 2024 | Gonzaga University Communications | Spirit Newsletter Jennifer Shepherd has been a chemist all her adult life, and at Gonzaga since 1998. And she loves teaching and the research work she performs with undergraduate students in her lab. …
Vietnamese graduate student Daisy Le (’24 M.B.A.) complemented her studies at Gonzaga with a practical job in marketing and leading a Lunar New Year festival to share her culture with the campus. Her story is becoming more common among international …
I saw his tall, lean, stately figure under a tree, watching and listening as students and faculty raised awareness about an important social topic. He was “bearing witness,” he told me. It’s something Raymond Reyes has done dozens of times for a variety of …
August 23, 2024 | Office of Undergraduate Admission 📅 Tip #1 - Attend Welcome Weekend Events While move-in may seem scary, you may want to rethink all the doubts you have about it. Our Welcome Weekend serves as a great opportunity to familiarize yourself …
August 25, 2024 | Gonzaga University Communications | Spirit Newsletter Mia Bertagnolli (’88) was Gonzaga born and raised. She sees herself as a bridge, connecting people to things we do so well here . . . our mission, culture, community. She also plays a …
August 26, 2024 | Dale Goodwin (’86 M.A.T.) | Gonzaga Magazine Back in the day when we didn’t have such an expansive Student Life division that today provides activities and events, students created their own traditions and customs. Many of those …
August 22, 2024 | Dan Nailen | Gonzaga University News Service For most of her life Danielle Cendejas (’04) has been deeply involved in politics. Her passion spans high school and college experiences campaigning for candidates, working internships and …
When college students across the nation return to fall classes, they’re doing so in a volatile political environment. The Gaza conflict that sparked campus protests nationally continues. During summer break, the Republican Party’s presidential nominee was …
In 1974, Spokane stepped up to host the 1974 world’s fair and draw visitors and exhibitors from around the globe to its little dot on the planet. Expo ’74, through an indefinable communitywide will and the foresight of a man we called King, turned out to …
As a first-year student, Grant Hagen ('24) dealt with debilitating anxiety. After starting therapy, he shared his experience with others to create a conversation about mental health and encourage others to do the same. While completing his degree, …
August 16, 2024 | Claire Silva, Associate Director of Undergraduate Admission The college application process can be daunting, especially as you have so many other things happening in your life: school, friends, activities, work, etc. We hope these 5 Tips …
