Stories

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

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.

A Look into what's new at the Next Gen Tech Bar-- Rentals and MORE!

Gonzaga's Office of Parent and Family Relations use Zoom, Gonzaga's video and web conferencing service, to host a "Zag Life 101" series of webinars. The webinars feature guests from various Gonzaga departments and offices, to give families a more personal and active overview of what life at Gonzaga looks like.

In 2014, Gonzaga University joined a team of universities and archaeologists from around the world to take part in a dig located around the Turkish city of Sinop, exploring the site of the Ancient Greek colony Sinop. Gonzaga's Dr. Andrew Goldman serves as Field Director for the Sinop Regional Archaeological Project and approached Gonzaga ITS earlier this year about a cloud-based data storage solution utilizing FileMaker Pro.

At the back of the Next Gen Tech Bar sits a small device, which can often be found humming away as it works. This is a 3D Printer, and students, faculty, and staff have all been keeping the machine busy with various projects all year long.

"A Grand Tour: Images of Italy from the Permanent Collection of the Jundt Art Museum" opens Jan. 18 and runs through May 9 in the Jundt Galleries of the Jundt Art Museum at Gonzaga University.

The coldest months in Spokane still offer lots to do, whether you're looking to adventure outside or stay cozy indoors.

The Jundt Art Museum at Gonzaga University presented a solo exhibition of recent works by renowned international artist Makoto Fujimura, opening Sept. 7 and continuing through Jan. 4, 2020. Fujimura visited Gonzaga in early October for a special exhibition and presentation on "Leadership & Culture Care", hosted by Dr. Shann Ray Ferch of the School of Leadership Studies. Here, Dr. Ferch introduces the community to the unique, compelling work of Makoto Fujimura.

Though his earthly journey is complete, the influence of Pat Howell will continue for a lifetime to come.

"In the words of Jesus I find a peace that does not discriminate or only benefit those who get to live in the privileges of quiet waters and green pastures. Here instead I find a peace that transcends all weather and landscapes, that does not choose the rich, nor is reserved only for the poor." Sophomore Kaityln Wiens offers some thoughts on peace to start a new year.

There is an undeniable energy on campus, despite a semester break, thanks to the once-in-an-era men's basketball matchup between Gonzaga University and the University of North Carolina.

Vincent L. Salyers, Ed.D., and registered nurse, the new dean of the School of Nursing and Human Physiology, discusses strategic-planning efforts to identify and develop new pathways for students.

A top Google search result for 2019 for "Where is ...", Gonzaga University is located in Spokane, Washington the second largest city in the state, in Pacific Northwest region.