Stories

An interview with novelist Helena María Viramontes before her speech at Gonzaga's Visiting Writers Series

Features the drawing installations of five artists on 8-by-11-foot movable walls.

Returning the rental bicycles the most poignant moment of leaving Delft.

A visit to the Keringhuis, the beach at Monster, and a flood control polder.

After discussions of what they've learned on the Delft trip so far, the group explores in a new way.

Alexis Legaspi serves in the Peace Corps in West Africa as a community health volunteer.

Two greenhouses show the Delft group sustainability in horticulture.

Matt McCormick was hired away from Portland State to create a new visual literacy minor, conceived through the collaborative vision of Susan English in Integrated Media and Shalon Park in Art.

The Academic Honors Convocation served as the forum to honor 14 faculty members for their outstanding teaching, scholarship and/or academic citizenship, and seven for lifetime contributions.

At no time in Gonzaga's history has so much change taken place as during these past 20 years. We have our first lay president, two dozen new or renovated buildings and a 69% increase in enrollment.

A group comparison between Holland and Gonzaga's greater Logan neighborhood turned into a birthday celebration.

That means "Walking is fun" in Dutch.

How the legacy of an unexpected hero who sacrificed everything for others is having an impact on students today.

Pronounced "rice-vike," this area of Holland has carbon-neutral neighborhoods.

Gonzaga in Delft travels to a nearby Holland city to see how it uses public spaces.