After wrapping a successful week of finals, Evan Bunnage (’18) and Stephen Lombardi (’18) decided to “take a quick hike” before the 2015 summer break. For these two avid climbers, that meant a three-day journey to the top of Mount Shuksan in western Washington (elev. 9,131 ft.). Here is their story.
Father Pat Conroy (’77) figured that asking permission to bless Pope Francis was a slam dunk. After all, “He’s always asking people to pray for him.”
For our students and for the future of this school, we promise: Gonzaga Will.
We asked Gonzaga professors to answer this question: How do you approach environmental concerns in your academic field?
Through sharing her own mother’s story and hearing others taught junior Venezia Hyland the importance of crucial conversations for any movement toward justice.
This Veterans Day, we share the stories of three men who have lived Gonzaga’s mission by rooting themselves in “leadership and service for the common good.”
Johnson remembers digging foxholes, walking from wounded to wounded, watching a C-130 Spooky illuminated by the moon, waiting for rescue.
Development Communications Specialist Holly Jones is filled with ZaGratitude for the donors who help keep the University going. And for Dan Harbaugh, whose words truly made her day.
Zagapalooza is an all-Zag, all-class reunion, a weekend of events, gatherings, parties and stories. For 72 participants this year, it was also time to reflect on Ignatian spirituality.
Bill Petrich was an English major in the 1970s who shared his writing talents broadly, including the Spires yearbook, where he detailed “the Gonzaga …
