Masked and unmasked students mingle around campus.

Zag On: COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements

Gonzaga University no longer requires its students, employees, contractors, or volunteers to provide evidence of COVID-19 vaccination. However, the University is strongly recommending full vaccination, a recommendation endorsed by the Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD).

Gonzaga University continues to support individual choice with respect to wearing of masks; furthermore, faculty will be supported by the University with respect to their determination of whether to require mask-wearing in their classrooms, labs, or other academic locations.

If You Test Positive or Were Exposed to COVID-19

  • Please reference the Washington State guidelines for what to do if you are sick with or were exposed to COVID-19.
  • Gonzaga no longer requiring you to report positive COVID results.

Supporting the Mental Health of Our Community 

Under even the most ordinary circumstances, college is stressful. The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the ways that academic pursuits, physical health, personal and family issues can contribute to the mental health challenges that many of us experience. Below is information and resources that may be helpful as you navigate well-being as a student at Gonzaga.

We're Here to Help

Office of Health Promotion

Our office fosters student well-being through proactive, non-judgmental, and inclusive public health principles and practices.

Center for Cura Personalis

“Cura personalis” means care for the whole person. We focus on providing individualized services and support that will help you be your best self.

student getting checkup at health center

Health & Counseling Services

Health & Counseling Services functions as your private physician's office and counseling center.