Coughlin Hall is a student residence hall that stands as a tribute to Rev. Bernard J. Coughlin, S.J., whose visionary leadership as Gonzaga University’s longest-serving president and later chancellor profoundly shaped the University’s modern identity. Under his guidance, Gonzaga experienced significant growth in enrollment, academic programs, and facilities, while remaining deeply rooted in its Jesuit mission. Named in his honor at its dedication in 2009, Coughlin Hall is a vibrant space for learning and collaboration, embodying his commitment to academic excellence and the holistic development of students. This section explores the life and legacy of Fr. Coughlin, the history of the building, and its ongoing role in supporting Gonzaga’s mission.
