Stories

The University has suspended its Gonzaga-in-Florence program immediately and is asking 161 students currently enrolled in the program to return to their home residences in the U.S.

Gonzaga junior Paulina Thurmann offers her reflections following her experience making the Search retreat and the impact it had on her.

One counselor shares his recommendations for the best food in Spokane, from a night out to a post-dinner scoop of ice cream.

Father Bernard Coughlin, S.J., former Gonzaga University President and Chancellor, was remembered fondly by the community during his funeral at St. Aloysius Church.

Gonzaga's engineering-related clubs hosted a series of events in February for Engineers Week, a national celebration which calls attention to engineers' contributions to society.

Here is a poem to begin the Lenten season in prayer and reflection.

On March 25, at 12:15 p.m., a parade will pass through Gonzaga's campus to honor the women and men suffragists who marched before, and to offer GU community members an opportunity to march ahead in their memories.

In the spirit of developing the whole person, alumna Cat Truong put her engineering and artistic talents to use recently designing and creating a mural for Gonzaga's alumni office.

For the second year in a row, Gonzaga Law is sending a moot court team to compete in the national finals of the Saul Lefkowitz National Trademark Moot Court Competition.

There's a variety of resources and support available for first-gen college students on Gonzaga's campus.

Gonzaga Law announces its new Lincoln LGBTQ+ Rights Clinic, developed in partnership with the school's Center for Civil and Human Rights and supported by a significant donation from Joe Lincoln, a GU alumnus and Regent.

Eric Carlton ('08) wins Southeast Emmy Awards for spot news and investigative reporting.

Over its twenty years as a program, Gonzaga University's Mock Trial has brought home many wins. This year was no different.

Gonzaga University's School of Law is pleased to welcome Dr. Danielle Wingfield-Smith as a visiting assistant professor with the Center for Civil and Human Rights.

The General Manager of the PACCAR Technical Center, spoke at Gonzaga on current trends in adding electric power to trucks' drivetrain, and on the use of sensors and control algorithms for driver assistance.