Meet the Byrne-O’Brien Family
By Corrina O’Brien Kelsey (third from left in the photo above) My family has been a part of Gonzaga’s history for 57 of Gonzaga’s 125 years. It begins with my
Posts Categorized / Parent and Family Programs
Meet The Smith Family
Being part of a Zag family is a shared experience across many facets of our lives. With two Zag students, we have had the chance to continue to participate with
Parent Calendar Correction
We have made an error on the printed Parent and Family 2012-2013 Calendar. We listed the first day of school for next year as August 27, but in fact, classes
Freshman Parents: How Can We Keep You Informed – Let Us Know
Your participation in this short survey will help us guide services and provide information that keep you informed about your student’s experience at Gonzaga University. It will take less than 5 minutes to complete. Please click
Holiday Conversation With Your Zag
Parent-to-Parent Shopping, Wrapping, Presents, Family Gatherings & More! Soon your home will be filled with Christmas joy, the kids will return from school and mom and dad will be thrilled
Grandparent Scams are on the Rise – Do you Know the Red Flags?
Older parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles are an attractive demographic for scammers. In the ‘Grandparent Scam,’ the kindness of elderly is exploited. As the holiday season is quickly approaching, it
I Hate My Roommate!
By: Matthew Lamsma “I hate my roommate!” As a 15 year veteran of working in College Student Housing, I am honestly surprised that this call home doesn’t happen more frequently
Questions Parents Should Ask Their College Student
Are you going to class? Skipping class is the #1 reason why students fail. Are you studying at least twenty-five hours per week? College is a full-time job. Students should be
Meet the Villareal Family
Our daughter Cheryl Anne Villareal was admitted to Gonzaga University in Fall 2010. That year she was the only incoming freshmen from the state on New Mexico to attend GU.
Meet the Bigley Family
What does Gonzaga Family mean to me? Three weeks ago our nephew was among 150 young men ready to receive their high school diplomas here in Pasadena, CA. As I