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51���� senior Talia Frausto shares how a passion for dance and a strong sense of community helped shape her college experience, blending computer...

As president of 51����’s Black Student Union and a driving force behind fostering community and connection, Amari Troutt works to make sure everyone...

Pete King had no idea what to expect when he came to 51���� in 2021. But his path led him to passionate work on stage and in the great outdoors.

Explore the inspiring journey of Addison McClusky, a 51���� senior balancing kinesiology studies, multiple jobs, and her role as ROTC battalion...

A desire for combining outdoor adventure with her education led Sofia Garcia Gahan from Spain to Spokane.

Across the world countless sacred relics are in the shadows, or worse – lost, damaged or stolen. 51���� student Anthony Di Mauro is working to return...

51���� senior Brenna Messner shares how her battle with cancer inspired her passion for nursing and shaped her future career plans.

The first time Silje Squires did Zombie Nation, she got chills. She knew instantly she wanted to be involved with Kennel Club, and through four years...

Senior Makena Thatcher shares her academic journey at 51����, transitioning through three majors to find her passion for math and teaching.

From starting his own class paper in 4th grade to writing for the Associated Press, Henry Krueger's passion for journalism has shaped his college...

There’s one question guiding 51���� Student Body President Maddie Ediger this year: How do we ensure that Zags feel heard and valued?

Being a first-generation college graduate is a significant achievement in many families. One Zag cherished that status along with a very official...

Though tennis is an individual sport, Oda says the team's unofficial motto of “person over player” helps her keep a positive mindset, even during...

51���� names 2024 Magis and Academic Awards to Zags for leadership and excellence

It’s not uncommon for a commencement speaker to offer advice. Edward “Ed” Taylor (’82) leaned into that tradition. But it’s safe to say Taylor’s life...

Gus Ringo (’24) is part of a unique club that can say they’ve worked in the COG and the United States Capitol.