Zag Volunteer Corps – A New Tradition of Service at GU
Being a Zag means more to me than attending class, camping out in Tent City, or winning intramural championships. It means more than making friends
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Welcome to Career Center & GAMP
By: Meredith Aronson, Employer and Alumni Relations Manager Greetings, Zag Families! As summer is winding down (where did it go?!) you are probably starting to think about bringing your Zag
An Introduction to the Gonzaga Culture of Philanthropy
By: Holly Jones, Development Communication Specialist Philanthropy is part of our culture at Gonzaga. After all, it is part of the University’s mission to “foster a mature commitment to the
Welcome to the Zag Family!
By: Kelly Alvarado, Manager, First Year Experience Programs I want to extend a warm welcome to you, your family, and especially your student as you all embark on this exciting time.
Who’s Who in Residence Life?
By: Joey Sammut Not only does the Housing & Residence Life department house a large number of students – we also employ many students and professional staff to assist your
Student Account Information
By: Carolyn Boese, Student Accounts Director Students who are registered and have not already signed up for an installment payment plan, will have their Fall 2014 Statement of Account ready
How Can Your Student Find a Job in the Fall?
By: Robin Guevara, Student Employment Manager There is a common fallacy that both students and parents come to college with: that students won’t have time to work, or that working
First-Generation College Student
Dear Parent of a Gonzaga University First-Generation College Student, Thank you for entrusting Gonzaga University with your student for the next few years. We know firsts can be exciting and
Order a Welcome to Campus Care Package
Attention Parents & Relatives!!! The transition to college life is an exciting, hectic experience-make that transition a little smoother with one of our wholesome, delicious Welcome Packages. Our Office of
Gonzaga Parents of the Year!
By: Monsieree de Castro You won’t find our name in previous Spires yearbooks. Familiar faces don’t dot the visual yearbook in College Hall. There are no buildings dedicated to the