Stories

President Passerini visits Native American Communities tied to Gonzaga's origin story

The Climate Institute is celebrating its first half-decade of work providing resources and education to students, faculty members, community leaders and Gonzaga neighbors – all in service of its Jesuit mission to meet the challenges facing humanity and the planet.

When Professor Juliane Mora returned to Gonzaga University after a semester at sea with the nonprofit Institute for Shipboard Education, she brought back new perspectives on culture, communication, and experiential learning.

After more than three decades of dedicated service to Gonzaga University, Dr. Deborah Nieding has retired from her role as associate professor of Teacher Education and has been honored with emerita status. Before stepping into retirement, she offered thoughtful reflections about her time at Gonzaga in the Q&A that follows.

Gonzaga University President Katia Passerini and several of her peers from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities met with Pope Leo XIV in Rome as part of the AJCU Presidents Pilgrimage.

Gonzaga School of Health Sciences receives national endorsement for nursing simulation

A four-day leadership experience in Tuscany became a powerful reminder that the most transformative lessons are often found in the conversations, relationships, and moments between the scheduled events.

University leaders view this moment as a transformational opportunity to expand Gonzaga's impact, strengthen academic partnerships, elevate research collaboration, and introduce the University's distinctive educational Jesuit mission to new audiences.

In this Q&A, Thi Ngoc My Le reflects on her time in the MA-TESOL program and what she gained from it.

Learn about Gonzaga's record fundraising year amid significant headwinds in higher education

Curious about working on campus as a student? Admission Counselor Megan Baird shows you how to find a good fit for you!

Director of Undergraduate Admission, Dr. Stephen Keller, provides an overview of hiking opportunities in the Spokane area!

President Passerini writes about a Jesuit approach to artificial intelligence in higher education.

Gonzaga student team was tasked with developing a fully functional pickleball paddle prototype using innovative materials and concepts not yet adopted by Selkirk, while meeting strict performance standards.

M.A. in Communication and Leadership alumna, Lindsey Wilson, shares how the program provided community and provided her the skills to teach and pursue her PhD.