Coordinating Care Here, There, and Everywhere!
By: Health & Counseling Services As we approach the end of the year, we are hearing about the wonderful plans our Zags have for their summer breaks. Some are
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Parent and Family of the Year Award Winner-Sue Phillips
Parent and Family of the Year Award Winner-Sue Phillips For my mom, Sue Phillips. When my dad died in May at the end of my freshman year at Gonzaga, going
Parent and Family of the Year Award Winner-The Fealy Family
Parent and Family of the Year Award Winner-The Fealy Family Hearing my dad cheering from the crowd, finding notes of encouragement from my mom in my lunch box, and memories
Message From the President
Office of the President At the beginning of this past weekend, a group of our students posted a video on YouTube entitled, “Where Were You When.” The video, which was
BULLDOG BUCKS Wrap Up
BULLDOG BUCKS wrap up and looking ahead to next year When the results of the spring Bulldog Bucks survey were complete the word “LOVE” appeared in a majority of the
End of the Year Offerings from University Ministry
Commencement Mass Our Commencement Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, May 13, 2017, at 3:30 PM in the McCarthey Athletic Center on the Gonzaga campus. This will be a celebration
First Year Student Reflection
By: Kelly Alvarado, Manager, First Year Experience Programs Miguel Robledo, Freshman, Political Science, Brownsville, Texas Your Zag’s story about creating a sense of belonging is unique. First Year Experience
Preparing for the End of the Academic Year-Housing Updates
End of Year Quiet Hours begin Friday, May 5, 2017 at 11 PM. With the exception of 11 AM to 1 PM and 5 PM to 7 PM, the
Graduation Flower Sale Information
Commencement is quickly approaching, which means it is time for CCP to host their annual flower sale! This sale is a fundraiser for Peer Educator student groups. These groups
Finishing the Semester Strong
By the Center for Cura Personalis For some unexplainable reason, spring semester often feels busier than fall. This becomes even more apparent as students get to the end of the