Stories

It is with deep sadness that we inform our community of the death of Gonzaga University's beloved longtime President and Chancellor, Father Bernard Coughlin, S.J.

Orange, author of the Pulitzer-Prize nominated novel "There There," will read from his work at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 4 in the Hemmingson Center Ballroom; free and open to all.

More than 500 students and faculty from 31 universities in our region will grace campus March 11-14 at the American College Dance Association Northwest Conference. For the public, the conference features a performance by the world-renowned Mark Morris Dance Group of New York City.

Spending a night in a residence hall helps prospective students see a slice of student life on campus.

January 2020 Connections Magazine from AJCU highlights Gonzaga for its academic arts success.

As Rosemarie Hunter, Ph.D., settles in as dean of the School of Leadership Studies, she envisions exciting new educational pathways and an expansion of current programs in an effort to reach traditionally underserved student populations, and new partnerships to better serve business and corporate needs.

A collection of reflections from students, alumni and fans on being a part of Gonzaga Day 2020

The Gonzaga community worldwide united on Saturday, Jan. 18 to celebrate their connection to the University on the eighth annual Gonzaga Day.

Gonzaga students Grace Lilje, Michael Baer, Matthew Vermeer and Ryan Moore earned Certified Manufacturing Technologists (CMfgT) certification after taking Dr. Ferro's Manufacturing Processes course.

Scott Morris made a career in making and distributing power for others. Now he and his wife Liz are powering the potential in students by sustaining their undergraduate research fellowship at Gonzaga.

Gonzaga's newest Classical Civilizations professor uses what she learns in the classroom when she's officiating at the top level of college football.

Madison Olds, the Higher Education Waste Reduction Educator for Gonzaga, and an AmeriCorps member, talks about why she doesn't drive.

Gonzaga faculty member Casey Schmitt talks about his interests in sustainability

Students in Gonzaga's Model United Nations Club learn about foreign policy,debate, and negotiate pressing world issues.

On Wednesday, October 2nd, Gonzaga Information Technology Services (ITS) Department held its first-ever Tech Fair in the Hemmingson Ballroom. The idea was simple: gather as many different groups involved in tech around Gonzaga into one fun, light event that students, faculty, and staff could attend and learn about all of the different technology aspects of Gonzaga, and even some around Spokane.