April 25, 2025 | Monica Bartlett, Professor of Psychology A lot has been written about gratitude over the past two decades and how we ought to be feeling it. There is advice for journaling and a plethora of purchasing options for gratitude notebooks and …
April 25, 2025 | Peter Dunau | Marketing & Communications As the world mourns the death of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit elected to serve as the head of the Catholic Church, many are flocking to the internet to ask the question: What is a Jesuit? Here …
April 25, 2025 | Gonzaga University News Service The class of 2025, their families and guests will celebrate Gonzaga University’s 132nd Commencement this Mother’s Day weekend, with more than 2,000 students donning caps and gowns for this momentous …
Among the billions of people mourning the death of Pope Francis at the conclusion of his remarkable papacy are the cardinals who will participate in the funeral liturgies for the late pope, a series of general congregations, and, ultimately, the conclave …
April 23, 2025 | Gonzaga University News Service Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month is celebrated every May as a time to honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and remarkable contributions of AANHPI …
This piece is part of our Senior Stories series, in which we highlight GU students throughout the year. Name: Talia Frausto Major: Computer Science and Computational Thinking and Dance Hometown: Cheyenne, Wyoming Outside the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts …
Gonzaga University's 2025 Ignatian Gala was like none other, every detail referencing some aspect of the lives of Julie and Thayne McCulloh, whose collective service to Gonzaga University spans six decades. The spirit inside McCarthey Athletic Center – …
April 17, 2025 | Ace Ballera-Balicoco (’26) With college students becoming more attached to their phones, three Gonzaga seniors wanted to create an avenue for people to get out and connect with others. Maximilian Brown, Max Volle and Cooper Stepanian …
April 16, 2025 | Kate Vanskike ('22 M.A.) | Gonzaga Magazine Nicaragua, North Carolina, California, Seattle and Spokane: These are places where the artistry of Suzanne Ostersmith has literally danced across stages, as she choreographed for conferences …
April 15, 2025 | Integrated Media Department The Integrated Media Department at Gonzaga University is proud to announce that three of its students had their films selected for the prestigious KINO Short Film Festival. Taking place April 25-26 in Moscow, …
This piece is part of our Senior Stories series, in which we highlight GU students throughout the year. Name: Amari Troutt Studies: Sports management, entrepreneurship and visual literacy Hometown: Spokane, Washington Amari Troutt goes after what she wants …
Next week, April 21st - 25th, Foley Library will hosting a series of events for International Poetry Month, but this week we are celebrating nature's poetry! It started last week, as a few trees on the south east corner came to life with a show that …
Gonzaga is making a difference in the greater Spokane community through the Climate Literacy Fellows, a group of students from Gonzaga’s Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment who are passionate about environmental science and aim to teach …
April 14, 2025 | Kate Vanskike (’22 M.A), Editor, Gonzaga Magazine Gonzaga Magazine | Spring 2025 Letter from the Editor When I was a student worker in the admission office at my college, I used an electric typewriter that had one or two form letters …
April 11, 2025 | Gonzaga Magazine | Spring 2025 ’12 Katherine Pontarolo-Maag and TJ Park: a son, Leo Joon (who shares a birthday with his uncle ’09 Chris Pontarolo-Maag) '06 Jill Fitzgerald and Jeremy Wear: a son, George (left) '11 Derek Long …
April 11, 2025 | Gonzaga Magazine Spring 2025 In Print ’60 Gary Hordemann published two new books: “Deer Park Days: Memories of an American Sport” and “Stories My Brother Told Me.” Hordemann previously published and sold locally as a fundraiser for Hospice …
Dear Alumni, Friends, and Supporters, The ability to see options and make choices is reflective of free will and an important expression of human nature, but it is not lost on me that it is still a rare privilege to be able to make choices that change the …
It happens fast. Internet trends come and go, seemingly overnight. Social Media Specialist Grace McElligott (’23) graduated from Gonzaga less than two years ago but already says keeping her finger on the pulse of what is relevant to students is somewhat of …
President Thayne McCulloh, on behalf of Gonzaga, honored 26 members of the University community in February who embody the spirit of St. Ignatius every day through their exemplary partnership, dedication and commitment to fulfill our Mission. These …
Gonzaga University is grateful to announce an extraordinary second $5 million gift for scholarships from Terry and Patt Payne, longtime supporters of youth, community development and higher education. As an expression of gratitude for President Thayne …
