Summertime Work Opportunities
By: Student Accounts Summer offers a great opportunity to earn some extra money for college expenses. If your student is staying in the Spokane area, work opportunities are
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Financial Aid for the Summer and for the 2018-19 Academic Year
By: Student Accounts It is a busy time of year in the Financial Aid Office at Gonzaga! Although we’re waiting for some consistent spring weather to finally make it
Service with and for Others: Austin Johnson on Mission: Possible
Senior Austin Johnson (’18) reflects on how he’s grown over the course of his Gonzaga experience after attending, and now leading, the Center for Community Engagement’s “Mission: Possible” spring
Encouraging a Healthy and Safe Spring Break
By: The Center for Cura Personalis Spring break is a time when our students get a chance to relax and take a breather from the stress of the school year.
Tips to Identify and Protect Yourself from Fraud
By: US Bank This time of year, the US Bank branch on campus at Gonzaga sees an increase in fraudulent account activity and scams. Fraud and scams come in many
Summer Storage Not Offered for Residents
By: Housing & Residence Life During the summer, we use all of our student housing to accommodate summer students and summer conference visitors to campus. This usage, combined with
News from the Center for Global Engagement
Zags from around the world enjoyed snow tubing at Mt. Spokane on February 24. Despite the cold temperatures, everyone had a great time! The CGE is currently sending various staff
Hemmingson Happenings
Bent Trivia The Bulldog restaurant, located inside the Hemmingson Center, has partnered with Bent Trivia. On Friday nights at 7pm, there will be opportunities to compete with other Zags, for
Spotlight on Spokane: Bucket List Activities for Students Staying in Spokane for Spring Break
There are so many wonderful places to explore and things to see and do in and around Spokane. Here is a list of suggestions, if your student is staying
Students Share Benefits of Seeking Help at the Writing Center
By: Claire Standaert (’18) and Gabriella Castro (’19) Raindrops trickle down the library window pane as the girl looks down at her twelfth draft, unsatisfied. She rips it from the