Here Before You Know It
By: Robin Guevara, Student Employment Manager Families of students coming to Gonzaga in the fall are making their lists and checking them twice to make sure nothing is forgotten. Going
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U.S. Bank: Take Advantage of All the “Home Branch” Benefits
By: Kim Armstrong, GU Branch Manager Every parent wants to know their student’s basic needs are met before leaving them on campus after orientation. Dorm room decked out Meal plan
Welcome to Zag Nation. Your Student Belongs Here.
By: Colleen Vandenboom, Director SIL We in the Department of Student Involvement and Leadership (SIL) are dedicated to empowering your student to create and partake in experiences, which foster learning
Substance Use & College Life
By: Jenna Parisi, Wellness and Prevention Education, CCP At Gonzaga we understand that students are young adults who are learning to make choices about substance use. Based on our Jesuit
Student Financial Services: Reminders and Information
By: Sarah Gill, Financial Aid With summer in full-swing, it’s easy to forget about the next steps for Financial Aid and the Office of Student Accounts. The most important reminder
ZAGCARD 101 – An Introduction to the Official Gonzaga University Identification Card
By: Pat Faulkinberry, Campus Card Services The ZAGCARD identifies your student as a member of the Gonzaga community and is used to access many areas across campus. The ZAGCARD must
Empowering Students to Be Their Best Selves
By: Jill Yashinsky-Wortman, Director of the Center for Cura Personalis For many of our students, coming to Gonzaga may be their first experience with Jesuit education. For other students, this
My Path of Spiritual Transformation
By: Kassi Picchi, Class of 2015 I owe it all to a nameless girl. She was at one of the booths during orientation weekend and I’m not sure if she
“Silent” Retreat Goes “Contemplative”
By: Fr. Alan Yost, S.J. Comparisons can be odious, especially when comparing with valued colleagues. But most of us on the University Ministry team (affectionately called UMin) consider the Montserrat
Tell Congress to Save Student Aid in 2015!
By: Sarah Gill, Financial Aid America’s future depends on ensuring all students have the opportunity to go to college. But, during the past five years, Congress has cut funding for