Stories

Isabel Yasana Hawley, a member of the Klamath Tribes and a student in Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship program, is one of two recipients of the REDW Native American Scholarship in Accounting. REDW LLC is one of the Southwest's 10 largest public accounting and business advisory firms.

Sophia Howe ('22) shares some of the important comparisons students should make when choosing where to attend college.

Gonzaga University is serving the Spokane community during the COVID-19 pandemic by accepting an invitation by CHAS Health to use the Martin Centre Fieldhouse to safely, effectively and efficiently distribute vaccine to its patients.

How Jerry Abrams ('07) was inspired to support Gonzaga students through the Integrated Science and Engineering facility.

Gonzaga's theatre and dance department will present its production of Sophocles' classic tragedy "Antigone" livestreamed from the Magnuson Theatre on Friday and Saturday, March 26-27 followed by a matinee performance on Sunday, March 28.

Interested in working on campus? There are many opportunities that will help you earn some money and learn valuable time management skills.

Read this month's Q&A and learn about Bryn, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life!

Kyle Thiede of the Kennel Cares, a subdivision of the Kennel Club, speaks to the outstanding work the group has done in the greater Spokane Community.

Holly Fahning shares a piece of her experience as a Bulldog band member and also of her preparation of a post-graduate career in Biology.

Angela Bruns, Ph.D., assistant professor of sociology and criminology at Gonzaga, is the co-principal investigator of a $600,723 grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study how exposure to gun violence impacts the well-being of adolescents.

Gonzaga's New Venture Lab is a student run organization that works with local entrepreneurs to help develop new products and business ventures.

When Gonzaga launched Opportunity Northeast last February, no one could have predicted how significantly our world would shift in a matter of weeks.

With the global pandemic, Gonzaga has adapted to better meet educational needs in this new virtual environment.

When you build a program of community engagement on time-tested activities that feature lots of personal connections - and then a global pandemic erupts - well, you have to get creative, flexible and resourceful.

"My greatest joy with Women Lead is watching others feel empowered and seeing them light up when they realize how supportive this network is. The ways in which attendees support and encourage each other to do better, to be better, and to grow is truly inspiring."