Father Arthur Dussault, S.J., known as "Mr. Gonzaga," was a beloved and influential figure whose leadership and dedication left an enduring imprint on the University. Serving in various roles over his decades-long tenure, including vice president, dean of students, and special assistant to the president, Fr. Dussault was instrumental in shaping campus life and fostering the strong sense of community that defines Gonzaga. He played a key role in the University’s expansion, advocating for new facilities, improved student services and a deepened commitment to Jesuit values. His accessibility and personal engagement with students made him a cherished mentor, known for his wisdom, humor, and unwavering support of Gonzaga’s mission. Even after retiring, he remained a vital presence on campus, embodying the spirit of Jesuit education and service. This section explores his remarkable contributions, his impact on generations of Zags, and the legacy he left behind as one of the most influential figures in Gonzaga’s history.
