Important Financial Aid Dates
By: Sarah Gill, Financial Aid FILE YOUR FAFSA BY FEBRUARY 1! Whether you’re the parent of a returning student or the parent of a prospective student, we hope that you’re
Posts Categorized / Student Life
Keep Up With Your Senior
By: Angela Ruff, University Events Coming up: January 28: Taste of a Graduate Taste of a Graduate features a three-course dinner and wine tasting event with speakers on professional attire
Away From Home & Sick for the First Time: How Can You Help Your Student?
By: Libby Skiles, Health Center It is always hard when your student calls and tells you they aren’t feeling well. And for many students, this is the first time they
“University Honors” Webpage to Debut in January 2015
By: Bethany Prince, Marketing and Communications We have some important and exciting changes being implemented to the President’s and Dean’s lists in 2015: In mid-January, the new University Honors webpage
Lighting Your Zag’s Spark
By: Kelly Alvarado, FYEP and Joey Sammut, SIL Congratulations! Your student’s first semester at Gonzaga University is complete! During the holiday break, your student may experience a myriad of emotions
Important note!
Important note! There will be NO holiday airport shuttles for this holiday season. There will be NO holiday airport shuttles for this holiday season. The decision to discontinue the
Senior Families – 2015 Senior Portraits and Senior Ads
By: Kayla Cartelli 2015 Senior Portraits After Image Studios will be in the Crosby Student Center to take Senior Portraits during the first week of December. No appointment is necessary,
Student Perspective – Study Abroad
By: Alice Hastings, ‘15 My name is Alice Hastings. I’m a senior at Gonzaga, finishing my English degree after a year abroad. I’m in the Honors Program, and spend a
The First Visit Home
By: Nicola Miller For many of our students, the first time they visit home as a college student will be during the Thanksgiving break. This visit is almost always a
First Six Weeks at Gonzaga
First Six Weeks at Gonzaga By: Kelly Alvarado The first semester of college is one of the biggest anticipated transitions our students will face in their lives. Our goal is