What Does It Mean to “Live In Community”?
By: Joey Sammut What does it mean to “live in community”? That phrase can conjure up images of late-night study sessions, friends just down the hall, and an overall fun
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Telefunders prepared for life after Gonzaga
In a matter of days, Hope Keaney will walk across the commencement stage, leaving behind her college life. Friends, roommates, campus activities — the Gonzaga senior will miss them all.
Meet the Chambers Family
by: Clare Chambers, class of 2012 Although my parents are not Gonzaga alumni, they are serious converts to the Zagnation. Many people have been fooled into thinking that they went
Ann and Mike Nolan Gonzaga Parent and Family of the Year 2013
Ann and Mike Nolan: Dream Chasers When a freshman daughter calls late one night and informed her parents that she has decided to switch her major from accounting to theater,
Thank you, Kevin and Kelly, for your service
Parents and families play a vital role in the lives of students and the Gonzaga community. They are an essential part of the support network and their dedication and determination
Zag Dining
As we near graduation and the end of a yearlong celebration of Gonzaga’s 125th year and our 53rd year on campus, we start to look at the “Transformation” portion of
Mission: Possible
Before serving with Mission: Possible I had never heard of Jonestown Mississippi, but while spending my Spring Break there, it quickly became my home away from home. Alongside 12 other
Tomorrow Made Possible
While donor support never goes unnoticed at Gonzaga, we make it a point to set aside time every April to acknowledge all of our generous benefactors. We do so through
What Can Students Do if They Want to Work in Summer?
In January, right after they returned from winter break, students were encouraged to apply for Summer Work Study by completing the on-line Summer Financial Aid Application. Students who applied and
Reflecting on Mission Possible
The dull murmur of people talking on the telephones nearby interrupted my thoughts as I stared out at multitude of tables of people eating their breakfast. Sheltered, for now, from