Gonzaga provides educated leaders who care about and work to improve their community

• 2009 freshman class included 19.7 percent students of ethnic minority; additionally, the University has traditionally enrolled 200 international students, helping to diversify this community
• New programs uniquely suited to our region’s needs include a health care M.B.A., the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program and an American Indian Studies concentration
• More than 200 educators in Spokane Public Schools earned their advanced degrees at Gonzaga
• 100 engineering majors each year design projects for Spokane businesses and agencies. Another 75 engineering students serve in local internships
• In 2009-2010 Gonzaga awarded $53 million in its own (not state or federal) financial aid, allowing access to a diversity of students

• Gonzaga Accounting Program Honored for Innovative Teaching
• Gonzaga's Mentor-Makers Kaiser, Thorpe to Appear on Spokane Public Schools' 'School Talk'
• Gonzaga School Dropout Study Urges Early Intervention in Spokane Public Schools
• Gonzaga English Language Camp Fosters Community Diversity
• Research targets middle schools
• GU joins police to fight fraud
• NCAA Honors Eight Gonzaga Teams For Classroom Achievement
• Turiaf Returns to Finish What He Started
• Gonzaga broadcasting students engaged this summer in the Best Homework Assignment Ever, traveling to Turkey to share high-definition video storytelling with college students there.
• U.S. News & World Report Ranks Gonzaga U. MBA Program No. 58 in Nation
• Gonzaga to Graduate 8th-Consecutive Record Large Class in 117th Commencement Exercises
• Gonzaga U. to Offer Summer Chinese Language Instruction to Local High School Students
• Tomorrow Made Possible Raises Students’ Awareness of Benefactors’ Gifts
• Research Aims to Curb Spokane’s Rising High School Drop-out Rate
• Gonzaga U. Named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Alumna Madsen Becomes State’s 55th Chief Justice