By: Dennis Coldstock Again, we are experiencing ‘over-enrollment’ this fall, coupled with over-enrollment from last fall- sophomores we also still house! This causes us to exceed capacity in our residence
By The Center for Cura Personalis Transitions can be hard, even for those of us who have experienced many of them in life. Now, take a moment to put yourself
Dear Families and Friends, On behalf of the Mission and Ministry division of Gonzaga, welcome to our university! As a learning community, we are shaped and changed by
By: Matt Lamsma I’m going to admit an assumption as I begin writing this morning. Most of the parents and family members who are reading this are close to
Eric Hernandez Loyola Marymount University Student Florence was my preferred study abroad program because I have family living in
A Semester to Remember Heather Remington I can hardly believe this semester and our time here in Italy is coming to an end. I remember the first day we arrived,
The First Month in Abroad Matt Baray As the first month of our study abroad experience comes to an end it has continued to be an incredibly impactful and
Ciao from Firenze! Paige LaFlamme This first month has truly been life-changing. For our first weekend in Italy the entire Gonzaga-in-Florence program took a weekend trip to Rome for our
ZAGCARD – The “Key” to Campus Living Gonzaga’s ZAGCARD is back with a national award-winning design! It is equipped with magnets, an antenna and a chip, and is used by every
By: Christine Ryman “Why should an incoming, first-year student even THINK about a first-time visit to Gonzaga Career and Professional Development?” “Isn’t this Center just for Juniors or Seniors getting