A Woman For and With Others: CCASL Senior Courtney Lee
“Men and Women for and with others,” is a familiar phrase for most Gonzaga students, but for Coutney Lee, this core Jesuit …
Kissing the CCASL Houses Goodbye: Wednesday, May 6
As the construction of the John J. Hemmingson Center nears completion, CCASL will be saying goodbye to the two houses that served …
Crafting an Inclusive Community: CCASL Senior Alicia Bies
Alicia Bies came to Gonzaga with the intention of volunteering, like she had in high school. So, when she found out about …
For 3rd Consecutive Year, Gonzaga Ranks No. 1 among Small Institutions for Alumni Serving in Peace Corps
For the third consecutive year, Gonzaga University is the nation’s top-ranked Peace Corps volunteer-producing institution among “Small Colleges and Universities” with 20 …
Olympic-Sized Legacy: CCASL Alum Tony Le
Tony Le (’07) was the kind of guy who was always there for others – birthdays, events, moving, a pickup basketball game …
Service as a Way of Life: CCASL Alumna Avriel Burlot
A proud member of the Gonzaga class of 2011, Avriel Burlot was one of those students who somehow managed to dip her …
Gonzaga University Receives Carnegie Designation for Community Engagement
Gonzaga University has received the prestigious 2015 Community Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The classification highlights …
Gonzaga and CCASL Honored with Three Community Engagement Awards
Gonzaga University has earned three prestigious awards for civic engagement and community service. The Seattle-based Raikes Foundation, the Jon C. Dalton Institute …
Finding a Second Home: GUSR’s Matt Johnson
“GUSR has been a godsend and has changed our lives for the better.” -Vicki Johnson, Matt Johnson’s Mother At one point or …
Celebrating 20 Years of CCASL Alumni
In honor of CCASL’s 20th Anniversary, we are launching our first ever CCASL alumni newsletter. All of you have made an incredible …