April 03, 2025 | Grace McElligott ('23, '25 M.A.) | Marketing & Communications Ideas spark. Support grows. Collective intelligence thrives. Sara Dean is describing the magic that happens when women with a growth mindset gather as a collective …
On the evening of April 10, several hundred people will enter McCarthey Athletic Center … and they will not look like they’re headed to a Gonzaga basketball game. They will have shed their blue and red sweatshirts for suits and cocktail dresses, because …
When Political Science Professor Blaine Garvin walks down the halls in College Hall he sees what he calls ghosts, or images representing Gonzaga greats who have blessed this institution over the 54 years Garvin has taught here. “I remember who was here and …
April 01, 2025 | Dan Nailen | Marketing & Communications As spring arrives and the parks of the Inland Northwest shift from frosty fields to blooming play areas, the need for powerful landscaping equipment can fill the air of these otherwise soothing …
April 01, 2025 | Thea Skokan ('22) | Gonzaga Magazine The only thing scarier than starting college is leaving it. After four years of structured classes, friendships and community, the future is suddenly wide open without clear direction on where to …
April 02, 2025 | Father Tim Breen, S.J. (’25 M.A.) | Gonzaga Magazine One of the most profoundly formative experiences of my undergraduate Jesuit education at Loyola Chicago was my time as a member of the Ignatian Leadership Learning Community. I …
April 03, 2025 | Thea Skokan ('22) | Marketing & Communications Gonzaga University has been awarded Salmon-Safe certification from environmental organization Salmon-Safe, meaning the University’s campus demonstrates a high level of environmental …
April 03, 2025 | By Dale Goodwin (’86 M.A.T.) Just as he found as a practicing attorney from 1974-2006, Professor Don Hackney’s expansive knowledge of his subject and comprehensive preparation has made him an endeared teacher in Gonzaga’s School of …
Jacob Mitchell admits he had a rough time in high school. When his family relocated from Denver to Spokane in 2021, they moved into Gonzaga Family Haven (GFH), an affordable housing complex for formerly houseless families. “I was skittish at first,” he …
Our Mystery Zag from the Fall 2024 issue is… Fr. Kevin Waters S.J. Music Professor, Dean and Chaplain from 1983 to 2017 Fr. Kevin Waters is a modern-day renaissance man. Trained by the masters, he is an accomplished composer of operas, organist and fine …
"The Road Less Traveled” – the 1978 inspirational classic by psychiatrist M. Scott Peck – kept peeking out from a bookshelf behind President Thayne McCulloh’s shoulder as he and I sat in his office to discuss the guiding philosophies of his 16-year …
Washington, D.C. – Gonzaga University School of Law is proud to announce the victory of its Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Team at the 2025 National Finals in Washington, D.C., where the team earned the prestigious title of National Champions, as well as the …
March 31, 2025 | Gonzaga Magazine | Spring 2025 Using augmented-reality goggles to evaluate safety risks for senior adults. Safeguarding drinking water from the impacts of wildfires. Increasing climate resilience. Understanding the impact on youth by …
March 25, 2025 | Gonzaga University News Service Learn more about Gonzaga's professors through our Faculty Features! In this installment, you’ll get to know associate professor Addy Wissel and her top 10 essentials. Responses have been edited for …
March 26, 2025 | Dan Nailen | Marketing & Communications The nation’s best college debate teams will visit Spokane this spring for the annual National Debate Tournament, a four-day flurry of fast-flying facts and verbal gymnastics that will ultimately …
March 26, 2025 | Kate Vanskike (’22 M.A.) | Illustration by Tracy Martin “The Mission informs who we are becoming. And who we are becoming informs the living out of the Mission. — Beth Barsotti Words vs. Works Through mission formation programs, there has …
March 24, 2025 | Ace Ballera-Balicoco (’26) This piece is part of our Senior Stories series, in which we highlight GU students throughout the year. Name: Pete King Major: Environmental Studies Hometown: Seattle, Washington Pete King had no idea what to …
Anger, fear, sadness, nostalgia – just a few of the reflective emotions shared by the performers at Gonzaga’s 15th annual Diversity Monologues that resonated off the walls of the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 18. Hosted by the Unity …
Every comedian’s path to the stage is unique, but there are a few common traits no matter their personal background or upbringing. A desire to make people laugh. An inquisitive mind. An ability to look at a situation from a perspective – or several …
Students pack a small section of the Kennel, the camera rolls, and the energy is electric. But instead of the usual roaring cheers, students erupt into exaggerated, silent celebrations, arms flailing, dramatic expressions. The production team bites back …
