Stories

As a Black man, these past few months I have thought a lot about dying. More than usual. When I was young, I imagined a death where I learn that I have an incurable disease and then begin my final, glorious lap around.

Bart Gallant ('75) and his daughter Bridget ('17) are at the helm of Horrigan Farms, a family-owned and operated farm in Pasco, Washington. Together, they uphold the Gonzaga School of Business Administration standard in every way.

Dr. Brook Swanson has been awarded a collaborative research grant, entitled "Multimodal Signaling in Rhinoceros Beetles," from the National Science Foundation's Division of Integrative Organismal Systems Core Programs. Swanson received a total award of $246,175 for a multi-year grant.

Gonzaga University has been awarded a $40,000 grant to host a four-day research conference in spring 2022 as part of a new interdisciplinary initiative entitled "Taking Responsibility." The initiative, made possible by a new nearly $1 million grant to Fordham University, aims to address the crisis in the Catholic Church related to sexual abuse by priests.

Her dedicated work to preserve the language and culture of her people garnered her inclusion in The Spokesman Review's 2020 Women of the Year

The Office of Sustainability asked Lauren Hackman-Brooks to share her views and how she implements sustainability into her daily life

Learn why the Dzenitis family has chosen to make the next generation of STEM professionals educated at Gonzaga a philanthropic priority.

Despite the turbulence graduates faced in the final months of their studies, the common thread in the speakers' messages was hope, at Gonzaga University's remote 2020 Commencement ceremonies.

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Oakley Wurzweiler has always had a knack for the outdoors from leading GU Outdoors trips to spending her summers in Colorado on immersive hikes. Now, following her graduation from Gonzaga, Wurzweiler will spend five months on the Pacific Crest Trail.

Gloria (I-Ling) Chien, Ph.D., assistant professor of religious studies at Gonzaga, has published a peer-reviewed research article showing how the compassion meditation course she taught at Gonzaga helped fulfill key goals of Jesuit education.

Gonzaga's Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion launches podcast, Intercultural Yoga

Gonzaga University, via its School of Law, working in partnership with its School of Business Administration and School of Leadership Studies, is pleased to launch a one-of-a-kind certificate program focused on the business, management, and legal aspects of the wine industry.

Jane Tiedt, Ph.D., registered nurse, and associate dean of Graduate Programs in Gonzaga's School of Nursing and Human Physiology, to be inducted into the prestigious National League for Nursing Academy of Nursing Education.

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