During their intercultural exchange and choir tour in Zambia and Zimbabwe, the members of the Gonzaga Chamber Chorus opened their hearts to living in the moment, learning humility, exploring new lands and exchanging musical gifts.
“We don’t realize how sheltered we are in the U.S. We don’t realize how good we have it.”
Tyler Hobbs (’12) reflects on experiences at an LA High School and lessons for others entering social justice volunteer service after graduation.
Refugees. Conflict. Navigating resettlement for displaced people in Africa. For Gonzaga senior Ladd Serwat, it starts with humility.
Emotions run high among longtime Zags, but Gonzaga was garnering their support long before this epic journey to the Final Four By …
Although there are many complexities as to why migration has become criminalized at the U.S.-Mexico border, a short week there reaffirmed my belief that – regardless of where you stand on the issue – people who are migrating are just that, people.
Johnny Arlee, a member of the Confederation of Salish and Kootenai Rribes of the Flathead Nation, talks Hollywood and his efforts to preserve the language shared by several Native American tribes of the Northwest.
Younger generations are still finding their way into priesthood. Here, we learn from Matt Holland (’04), about his calling to join the Jesuits.
Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike reflects on experiences of solidarity around the world and here on campus.
Zag Staff Spotlight: Larry Perkins and Valerie Shayman receive the 2016 Outstanding Service in Support of Mission Awards
