Stories

Studying sustainable cities includes designing different types of meeting places.

The Delft class thought through a few ideas from four prominent thinkers in the sustainable city concept.

What does it take to turn a vehicle-heavy city into a haven for cyclists and pedestrians?

Gonzaga celebrates its nursing, ROTC and English program graduates from the Class of 2019

We spent our afternoon sitting by a lake called "the big puddle."

Third day in Holland includes measuring and recording different bicycle paths for alternative travel.

At the annual Magis Awards, Mission & Ministry staff members honored four students

We kicked off our first official day of classes touring the city's bicycle infrastructure.

Law School student commencement speaker Emily Sauvageau encourages classmates to be a blessing to someone every day, despite our differences.

Gonzaga School of Law 2019 commencement speaker Madelyn F. Wessel challenges graduates to make "Imperfect" world better.

Graduate Commencement Speaker Michael John Ortiz shares with his fellow graduates how the journey to his degree represents the Gonzaga spirit in action.

Gonzaga's 28th Annual Magis Awards acknowledge a favorite Latin phrase of the Jesuits: "Ad majorem Dei gloriam," meaning the "greater glory of God."

Benson, who graduated from Gonzaga on May 12 with majors in economics, Spanish and international studies-Latin American studies, accepts competitive two-year fellowship.

Computer engineering graduate Damon George earned the Gonzaga award by maintaining a higher GPA over all four years than any of his fellow Gonzaga seniors.

We enjoyed a short walk along Oude Delft - the oldest canal and street in the city - before sitting down for a welcome meal near De Beestenmarkt