St. Aloysius Centennial
The St. Aloysius Parish is celebrating its 100th anniversary in ways large and small, from a meticulous repainting of St. Al’s interior, to a time capsule containing a chocolate truffle among its treasures.
What Students Should Know
A Q&A with Carson Bowlin (’11), young Zag on Wall Street, who is drinking from the firehose when it comes to learning about the finance industry.
ITEC 211 Algorithmic Art
The goal of this innovative course is to teach computational thinking to liberal arts students; it’s an example of Gonzaga’s ITEC program and part of a cutting-edge national movement.
Gonzaga’s Own Santa
Special education professor Randy Williams qualifies as a great Santa, due to his beard, his heart and many years of Yuletide experience.
A Note from Pres. McCulloh
The fall is filled with opportunities to offer thanks, and at Gonzaga, the latter months of the calendar year especially. We are thankful first and foremost for our students, both returning and new.
A New Bible
The Saint John’s Bible is the first hand-written, hand-illuminated Bible made in 500 years. Volume one, Pentateuch, of this inspired work of scripture is on display in the University Chapel.
Fr. Case, V.P. for Mission
A new vice president for mission comes to Spokane by way of Seattle and Rome.
